the railway in 2011 after purchase from MoD Marchwood, and are awaiting restoration. The current pride of the fleet is Warflat WGF8123, with Ramp 95001 and Warwell 4341 also resident. Several vans & well wagons exist around the railway, externally restored and used for storage purposes but they are not used in any trains. Restoration of wagons is done sporadically. The Coach Works directed its full resources towards eight wagons for a significant part of 2007, the majority of the vehicles which formed a demonstration freight set. The ballast rake was restored in 2001, while all other vehicles have been restored by individual owners at various times. There are no times when any freight stock is advertised as operating; however, the demonstration freight set sees occasional use during photographic charters and special events. Supporting groups The North Staffordshire Railway Co. (1978) Ltd. – charitable trust Churnet Valley Railway PLC (1992) – operating company Anglia Shunters Ltd – maintenance of resident Polish tanks Batt Holden Ltd - engineering support Churnet Valley Motive Power Department Churnet Valley Railway Telecoms Department Churnet Valley Railway Permanent Way Department References External links Churnet Valley Railway Moorland & City Railways History of the North Staffordshire Railway plus news Information on the BBC Stoke & Staffordshire page Heritage and Preserved Railways: Churnet Valley Railway from National Rail Heritage railways in Staffordshire Tourist attractions of the Peak District Leek, Staffordshire