Essential reading for today's rail enthusiast
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Sarah Wilkinson
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As early as 1903, the London Brighton and South Coast Railway (LBSCR) began to electrify local routes.
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SPAIN’s high-speed rail network has been steadily growing since 1992 and today, with more than 2000 route miles built and
DECEMBER 9, 1983 witnessed one of the most unusual events in locomotive history, which would probably be classified under ‘whimsy’
THE Downpatrick and County Down Railway (D&CDR) has taken delivery of the four Northern Ireland Railways 8080 Class DEMU vehicles
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Sixty years ago, the first Class 40 – or English Electric Type 4 as it was then known – was
THE Bodmin & Wenford Railway has been successful in its bid to purchase Chiltern Railways ‘Bubble Car’ No. 121020 (55020),
WHEN was the last time it was possible to see and ride behind eight different Class 31s in one day?
THE Ribblesdale Cement Company’s works at Clitheroe, which opened in 1937, is situated at the end of a short branch
Ex-Derby Trainman, and now signalman, Tim Helme describes life through the changing seasons at his post on the Derby to
Following our look at the Western Region last year, this month we delve into the Rail Express archives again to
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