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The nursery in the car park approach road opposite the museum building closed after the pandemic. The museum decided to take over the building and to develop it as an archive and research centre, as well as providing additional meeting space which can be let out.
==Future developmentsProposed future development=={{As of|In 2021|11}}:the trustees had plans drawn for a proposed extension to the museum building, to submit for planning permission.<ref>email from David Postle "Film Shows at KRM", 27 November 2021</ref>*Plans for There is however no record of such a proposed extension to the museum building have been drawn up and will shortly be submitted to the subsequent application with Wyre Forest District Council for planning permission.*A significant re-design of the museum's website is in progress.
==Grants==
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==KRM Publishing==
The imprint '''KRM Publishing''' publishes railway titles. A possibly incomplete list is:
*''The Hereford Hay and Brecon Branch'' by William H Smith (2008). ISBN 10: 0953477541ISBN 13: 9780953477548
*''Birmingham Moor Street Station: A Century of Enterprise'' by Ian Baxter and Richard Harper (2010). ISBN 10: 0953477592ISBN 13: 9780953477593
*''Transition'' by Colin T Gifford (2018). ISBN 10: 1916400108 ISBN 13: 9781916400108
*''Any Colour You Like: so long as it's blue'' by Richard Harper (2019). ISBN 9781916400115
*''Caledonian Railway Miscellany'' by Michael V E Dunn (2023). ISBN 978 916400122
==Events==
*9-24 June 2018 - Gerald Broom GRA exhibition of paintings.
*4-19 August 2018 - an exhibition of photographs to commemorate 50 years since the end of scheduled steam services on British Railways. In addition on 4-5 August out of service locomotives [[LMS Stanier Class 5 45110]] and [[LMS Stanier 8F 48773]] were on display with public access to the footplates.
*19 May 2019 Colin Gifford launched his new book ''Transition'', compiled and published in conjunction with Kidderminster Railway Museum and KRM Publishing (ISBN 978 1 9164001 0 8see above).
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