* A team of volunteers is transforming a children's play train in Huddersfield into a shop selling 'nearly new' baby items. The train carriage, owned by the National Children's Centre, has been empty for three years. It was previously used as a nursery. Ruth Duffy, personal assistant to the management team at the children's centre, came up with the idea of converting the carriage after meeting new mothers who were struggling to afford toys, prams and clothes for their children.
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