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06 approaching Priestfield stop. The tram has just come off the street running section; just off-picture to the right the tram tracks join the A41 Bilston Road

08/09/2004 • 000811

06 at Wolverhampton St. George's, about to depart for Birmingham

20/04/2005 • 001331

06 pulling into Wednesbury Great Western Street

27/06/2005 • 001558

06 between The Hawthorns and Kenrick Park, heading north

12/04/2006 • 002679

06 between Black Lake tram stop and the Swan Lane level crossing, on a southbound journey

12/04/2006 • 002688

06 on a Snow Hill journey at Bilston Central

12/04/2006 • 002695

06 passing the depot at Wednesbury. In the bottom right can be seen an as-yet unidentified tram, the second to receive the new Network West Midlands livery

25/08/2007 • 003187

06 passes the depot between Wednesbury Great Western Street and Wednesbury Parkway stops

25/08/2007 • 003204

The second tram to be painted in the new Network West Midlands livery is 07. Here the tram is seen at the depot at Wednesbury before the application of fleet numbers

25/08/2007 • 003207

07 in recently-applied Network West Midlands livery

26/07/2008 • 003390

07 approaching the Wishbone Bridge in Wolverhampton

26/07/2008 • 003391

Nameplate applied to 07 on its return to service in Network West Midlands livery. Billy Wright played football for Wolverhampton Wanderers for 20 years, between 1939 and 1959, including a spell as captain, before moving on to manage the England youth team and Arsenal. He died in 1994. There is a statue and a stand named in his honour at Wolves Molineux Stadium

26/07/2008 • 003392

08 arriving at Soho, Benson Road on a Wolverhampton service

26/04/2004 • 000281

08 travelling along Bilston Road in Wolverhampton, towards Snow Hill

26/04/2004 • 000282

08 approaching Wednesbury Parkway, with the depot in the background

25/05/2004 • 000283

08 approaching The Hawthorns on a Birmingham journey. On the right the railway lines, which share the alignment with Midland Metro between Snow Hill and The Hawthorns, head off towards Smethwick

08/09/2004 • 000813

08 at Guns Village

27/06/2005 • 001562

08's nameplate. Joseph Chamberlain was a nineteenth century politician and one-time mayor of Birmingham. He is buried in Key Hill cemetary, next to Jewellery Quarter tram stop

27/06/2005 • 001570

08 at Wednesbury Great Western Street, with its new nameplate

27/06/2005 • 001571

08 approaching TheHawthorns, on the way to Wolverhampton. On the right is the mainline railway towards Snow Hill

19/11/2005 • 002337

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