40K views · 2.4K reactions | Clun Castle charges up the Lickey incline! On 20th November 2021, the Lickey incline would play host to the roar of a double chimney castle attacking the notorious 1 in 37.7 bank unassisted. From Stoke Works and a 30mph slack, Clun had reached 63mph by Bromsgrove station at the foot of the bank, and digging in hard achieved a speed of 33mph over the summit - a fantastic effort by the crew! | Transport of Yesteryear Through the Lens | Facebook

"Flattening The Bank" Day two of the 2024 Great Britain railtour saw the train head up the 1in37 Lickey Incline at Bromsgrove. Black 5's No.44871 and No.45407 'The Lancashire Fusiler' would lead the train and class 47 No.47812 banking. We see the train power past the half way point, as it races up the gradient. | Transport of Yesteryear Through the Lens

Lickey Incline - 1992