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BR Swindon Type 1 0-6-0 Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive (Class 14)
D9529, the twenty-first of the class of fifty six Type 1 0-6-0 diesel hydraulic (subsequently Class 14) locos, was completed at Swindon Works on 11th November 1964 and initially allocated to Cardiff (Canton) depot in South Wales. In January 1967, it was transferred to Hull (Dairycoates) with other members of the class for work in the North East Region and withdrawn from there in April 1968.
Purchased by Stewart & Lloyds Minerals Ltd. (which became part of the British Steel Corporation from 29th March 1970), the loco arrived, in company with D9523, now also based on the NVR), at Glendon Quarries near Kettering on 16th December 1968 where it became '24' (Plant No. 8311/24) and was used to haul wagons loaded with ironstone from the quarries to the exchange sidings on the St Pancreas - Kettering - Corby - Manton Junction -Nottingham line where BR hauled the trains to the iron and steel works at Corby.
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