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Fastline was created by six railwaymen who undertook a successful management buyout (MBO) of Eastern Track Renewals from British Rail in 1996.

In that year they bought Northern Track Renewals from British Rail, and undertook all the studies and examinations that resulted in their acquiring a Harsco Track Renewals Train, the first continuous-process track relaying system in the country.

They also examined the possibility of acquiring their own diesel locomotives because of dissatisfaction with the service provided by others for engineering trains.

The company was acquired by Jarvis, who later resurrected the Fastline name to create a railway freight operator.

It operated a fleet of Class 56 and Class 66 locomotives.

The class 56s cost £700,000 each to refurbish.

A fourth and a fifth Class 56 (56311 & 56312) were hired in from Hanson Traction Ltd. Fastline's base was at Doncaster, Yorkshire.

It ceased trading when Jarvis plc entered administration and subsequently ceased trading in late March 2010.

The company is in administration with N.G.