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Severn Lamb, established in 1947, is one of the longest serving companies in the leisure and attractions industry and has built itself a reputation of delivering world-class products and services around the globe. Their Industry knowledge and an extensive product range is unrivalled when it comes to people moving and transportation systems. Boasting a product range that covers rail (both narrow gauge and standard gauge), people movers, experience attractions and the ability to build completely


custom attractions, Severn Lamb have the ability to meet any customer requirements. The company recently announced their involvement with the Qetaifan Island North Waterpark to supply two highly themed rail trains to a new park in Qatar scheduled to open in 2021. This particularly exciting project demonstrates the company’s versatility and creativity, combining a battery-electric rolling chassis of one of its core rail trains with custom-built bodywork to allow the trains to


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take the look of 1950’s oil tankers. With no limits to what Severn Lamb can achieve to meet client demand, legislation or the environment in which its products are being used, the company was awarded the prestigious contract to design and build the replacement trains for the Southend-on-Sea (UK) pier. Having delivered the existing vehicles some 33 years ago, a testament to their build quality, the company will now be creating the next generation of vehicles in 2021. A fully- custom design to meet the pier’s particular needs, these innovative new trains include a lithium-ion battery powertrain, an ultra-modern interior with low-fl oor access, operational speeds of up to 30km/h (19mph) and capacity for 200-plus passengers to match the increased popularity of the pier and its amenities. For more information about Severn Lamb, notable milestones and key achievements please visit www.severn-lamb.com.


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