70000 'Britannia' and 60009 'Union of South Africa' around York - 07/03/20
Locomotive owner John Cameron had initially planned for 60009 to be displayed in a purpose built museum in Scotland, alongside his other mainline loco; LNER K4 61994 "The Great Marquess". Rumour however suggests that planning permissions have not allowed for this plan to go through, so the future of 60009 currently remains unknown. However with her extended boiler ticket due to expire in April, it's likely to be some time before she turns a wheel under her own steam again. Only time will tell...
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A video captures steam locomotives in York, featuring British Railways Britannia Class 70000 'Britannia' and LNER A4 60009 'Union of South Africa'. The footage shows 'Britannia' operating "The White Rose" from Shrewsbury, while 'Union of South Africa' runs what is believed to be its final tour, "The Yorkshireman", departing Ealing Broadway. Large crowds gathered along the route to view the A4 locomotive, which was expected to retire following this trip. The video also notes that 60009's future remains uncertain due to planning issues for a proposed museum in Scotland and an upcoming boiler ticket expiry.
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