Knotty: Churnet Valley Line, Parts 1 & 2

Knotty: Churnet Valley Line, Parts 1 & 2The Churnet Valley Line was built by the North Staffordshire Railway Company and opened in 1849 between North Rode, South of Macclesfield in Cheshire, to Uttoxeter in Staffordshire a distance of 27. 5 miles. Part 1 looks at the route from North Rode to Cheddleton, South of Leek, and the seven stations serving this section of line, which ran along the picturesque shoreline of Rudyard Lake. Part 2 follows the route from Cheddleton to Uttoxeter and its

by the time he died

Finally we follow all participants to their positions for curtain-up

he had the highest ranking among bowlers in the ICC Best-Ever Test Championship Ratings and

photographs and memorabilia all help to tell the story of this unique railway

Part 2: EARLY DAYS and EDUCATION looks at his home life and education growing up - to leaving the Potteries for London when he was 21

There are contributions from survivors and from relatives of others on board some who survived

Here we present the history of the pottery towns and of the pots and potters who made them

which pays homage to Enid’s 1950s original

a remembrance service and the dedication of two new mining figures by the Diglake Memorial Stone

including Pelé and Gordon talking in detail about Gordon's greatest ever save against Pelé in the 1970 World Cup

from 1925 to 1988

illustrated with Spitfire footage