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View of the front of a steam locomotive - black with a red name-plate reading Twizell. Anne Pickering, from Tanfield Trust, has grey hair and is wearing a blue top and is standing on the footplate. Next to her, standing beside but not on the engine, Paul Jarman, director of transport at Beamish Museum, is wearing a brown jacket over a blue polo shirt and jeans. He is smiling and holding aloft a picture of the steam locomotive.

Historic locomotives given permanent home

Beamish Museum says the heritage railway will ensure a secure future for Twizell and Malleable No5.