00:00Two memorial plaques honouring railway workers who served in the World Wars have returned to Euston Station after more than
00:0720 years in storage.
00:09They are now displayed on the main concourse, where thousands of passengers pass every day.
00:14Together, they commemorate 24 people connected with the railway, including 19 who served in the First World War and five
00:22in the Second.
00:22Among them is Richard Jonathan Woodgate, a railway clerk captured near Dunkirk during the Second World War.
00:31He died in a prisoner of war camp in Poland in 1941, aged just 22.
00:36The plaques returned in time for Armistice Day, when the station held its annual remembrance service.
