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What does BRB stand for?

British Railways Board


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Samples in periodicals archive:
1965 The second Beeching Report, by British Railways Board chairman Dr Richard Beeching, is released.
The arch was razed to the ground before Dr Beeching, chairman of the new British Railways Board, announced his plan, The Reshaping of Britain's Railways, that saw thousands of miles of railways hacked into housing estates, roads, fields or nothing at all.
As big a piece of vandalism as then British Railways Board chairman Richard Beeching's 60s massacre of the "bloated" rail network.
He won his claim alleging that British Railways Board (BRB) were liable to pay damages in May 2001 at Liverpool High Court but has only now been awarded the amount.
If approved, the plans would see 13 houses and 16 flats built on brownfield land at the former British Railways Board reservoir, covered over in 1976.
He got legal aid to sue the British Railways Board for pounds 400,000, claiming they should have made sure children could not get on to the pipe at Greenock, Renfrewshire.
He added: "This assessment of regional Eurostar Services will now be considered by the British Railways Board in its review of regional international services.
Nunneley, Director of the British Railways Board from 1962 to 1987, says that it is the only British ex-servicemen's organization dedicated to reconciliation.

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