LUXURY steam train Northern Belle pulled into Bournemouth railway station yesterday to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the inaugural run to London. The original Bournemouth Belle Express first started operating on July 5, 1931, between the town and London Victoria. Around 250 passengers embarked on the journey which pulled into Bournemouth Railway Station at 12.50pm yesterday before departing once again at 5.55pm. Tickets for the trip cost £399 per person and included a three-course brunch on the outbound journey followed by a five-course dinner on the way home. Despite the fact the trip once cost six shillings, or thirty pence in today’s money, passengers believed the fee was good value for money.
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The National Lime & Stone Co. quarry at 2406 S. Section Line Road has operated since the late 1800s and might continue operations for another 100 years, company representatives told Delaware City Council on April 12.
The quarry is just outside the city limits, but the company representatives gave details of the quarry s operations in a presentation made at the city s request.
Council member Chris Jones said residents of the city s far west side frequently feel or hear explosions used in the quarry s open mining process. Over the summer, I started getting some phone calls and emails about people asking more and more about the blasting (at) the quarry,” Jones said. “I was thinking about it today, I think, maybe because we were all home over the summer, that maybe more people recognized the blasting. But there s concerns just about making sure what does National do per safety standards and monitoring this and tha