Hi, can anyone tell me the identity of the Rail Grinder on the above today (4/12/23) please?

Look under Head Codes. 4th one down. Should 79501

Yup, C4403 64 stone in-traffic rail grinder.

Saw this twice stood at Tuxford this week. There looked to be a nameplate on one of the driving cars, but I couldn't get a decent view of it.

See comments on DR79501 - it's named Guy Babbs.

Thanks Dan for pointing me in the right direction. I had only checked the info tab I never thought to check the comments.

That appears to have slipped through at the time - now edited to include the name.

I had done an internet search trying to find out some information on this name, before my first post to this discussion saying I believed part of the train was named.

Now knowing the name I've googled again and found this Linkedin post about Guy Babbs retirement.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/benjamin-grayson-eng-tech-mimeche-882456173_what-a-great-privilege-to-wish-a-happy-retirement-activity-6955995255099817984-gYMY?trk=public_profile

Guy Babbs was a long-serving planner at NR, he retired a few years ago and as a mark of respect and thanks, C4403 was named in his honour.