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[[<!--IMAGE FILE-->File:GWR 1399 20150307Kidderminster_Signal_Box_20160218.jpg | Kidderminster Signal Box and Water Tower |thumb|centre|300px|link=<!--PAGE TO LINK TO--> GWR 1399 Milk Brake Kidderminster Station signal box (1987 onwards)| GWR Churchward Milk Brake 1399 began life as a First World War pharmacy car but was soon converted for use as a Milk Brake on express milk trains. After preservation on the SVR Kidderminster Town had no signal box when it saw use opened in 1984, resulting in an 'only one engine in steam' restriction on P-Way trains before serving for many years as operations, controlled by a sales coach for the simple [[Great Western (SVR) Assoc. Kidderminster ground frame |GW(SVR)Aground frame]] and more recently . The signal box was built in 1986, the design being based on a typical GWR medium-sized box. It works to [[Bewdley Station Fund ShopSouth signal box| Bewdley Station FundSouth]]and also communicates with Network Rail's West Midlands Signalling Centre (WMSC) at Saltley.. [[<!--PAGE TO LINK TO--> GWR 1399 Milk Brake Kidderminster Station signal box (1987 onwards)| (Full article...)]]]]