Friday 8 May 2020
Network Rail: Wales and Western region remembers on VE Day
- Region & Route:
- Wales & Western: Wales & Borders
- | Wales & Western
Colleagues in the Wales and Western region of Network Rail remember their loved ones on VE Day.
Video 1: Wales and Western colleagues remember their loved ones (stills).
Video 2: Wales and Western colleagues remember their loved ones (video).
Video 3: Wales and Western colleague, Gaye Kendrick, wrote this special poem, titled VE Day, especially for VE Day.
Video 4: Wales and Western colleague, Roy Barber, wrote this special poem, titled Always Remembered, especially for VE Day.
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Steven Crane-Jenkins
Media Relations Manager
Network Rail (Wales and Borders)
07732 643228
Steven.Crane-Jenkins@NetworkRail.co.uk
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