TheTallGuy
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- Cambridgeshire
They were in trouble long before covid with annual losses of £300k+. The problem is that railways are expensive things to operate and unless you have something particularly special the heritage railway market is pretty saturated, although the Llangollen Railway Trust is looking to take over the operations. If I recall correctly, there's a bit of a roundabout setup with ownership etc & it's only the assets of the PLC that are for sale - they've been marked "do not use" because as assets of the PLC they're not to be used by other entities on site rather than there being anything wrong with them.Assuming this is the assets from a bunch of volunteers and enthusiasts and covid has put paid to it all.
What a real shame if that's the case. Putting do not use labels on the machines isn't going to help the sale though.