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Aug 2, 2021 51 min

Polmont - 1984

from Signals to Danger

On a Monday evening in July 1984 a passenger train collided with a cow between Edinburgh and Glasgow. The resulting derailment took the lives of 13 people and caused immense damage to the train and track. Why did this accident take place and why was it so devastating to those involved? Join us to find out. Support the show

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