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Network Rail says for freight: ‘go west’

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Thorney Mill may not be the most familiar destination on the British network, but its owner is certainly among the best-known in the business. As truckers go, Daniel Ashville Louisy is among the biggest advocates of rail freight there is. As the owner of the Ashville Group, Danny is working in collaboration with the British infrastructure agency Network Rail, to make life easier for rail freight in the West of England.

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Network Rail says for freight: ‘go west’

Image: © Network Rail

Thorney Mill may not be the most familiar destination on the British network, but its owner is certainly among the best-known in the business. As truckers go, Daniel Ashville Louisy is among the biggest advocates of rail freight there is. As the owner of the Ashville Group, Danny is working in collaboration with the British infrastructure agency Network Rail, to make life easier for rail freight in the West of England.

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Author: Simon Walton

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