West Bridgford trains

	Peak hauled London to Sheffield express pictured crossing Lady Bay Bridge on the approach to Nottingham in the late 1960s Courtney Haydon Collection R.C.T.S.		Lady Bay Bridge over the Trent in the late 1960s with the train in the previous shot just glimpsed at the far end. The bridge still exists today but now carries road traffic Courtney Haydon Collection R.C.T.S.
	London bound express leaves Nottingham over Lady Bay Bridge in 1960s Courtney Haydon Collection R.C.T.S.		Melton Nottingham local crosses Lady Bay Bridge on its way into Nottingham Courtney Haydon Collection R.C.T.S.
	View from a diesel-hauled London express passing through West Bridgford in 1966. This was one of the last trains on the line before closure. This view is the end of Orston Road East at the rear of the City Ground car park and is not far from Lady Bay Bridge M J Chapman		South of the above location a London-bound express is captured in 1966. The route is now occupied by the A6011 which runs from Lady Bay Bridge south to Radcliffe Road Courtney Haydon Collection R.C.T.S.
	West Bridgford on a wet day in 1966 with a train heading south over Melton Road. Today 'The Green Line' is a nature reserve which starts just south of Melton Road bridge in the photograph and runs as far as Boundary Road along the old track bed Courtney Haydon Collection R.C.T.S.		This is the last remaining railway bridge in West Bridgford today. It provides a vital link between the two parts of the 'The Green Line' nature reserve embankments and is considered by many to be an attractive feature of the Green Line and Devonshire Road. Google
	The site of T & J Smart's brickworks at Ludlow Hill is now an industrial estate. It is situated between Devonshire Road Bridge and Boundary Road. View looking towards the railway in 2009 Google		Heading up the grade towards Edwalton is an 8F with a coal train. The track bed is now 'The Green Line' nature reserve which starts just south of the Melton Road bridge and runs up to Boundary Road Courtney Haydon Collection R.C.T.S.