Essential reading for today's rail enthusiast
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Sam Hewitt
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The once extensive network of fuel oil deliveries is now reduced to a few as required workings. David Ratcliffe looks
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Anyone wanting to see multiple working in action should head to the northern half of the West Coast Main Line,
From our 2016 archive A fire 25 years ago marked the end for Vic Berry’s, one of the most prolific
FROM OUR ARCHIVES March 30 (2016) marks the 25th anniversary of the withdrawal of celebrity Class 25 Tamworth Castle, which
FROM THE ARCHIVES It is 25 years since loco-hauled services between Liverpool and Newcastle went over to Class 158 operation.
Always willing to go the extra mile, Neville Hill grits his teeth to endure a long distance ‘Pacer’ trip with
Today’s few remaining Class 08/09 shunters are confined to yards and depots, but the once thousand-strong fleet was also entrusted
The final regular workings of London Underground ‘D’ Stock should take place as this issue comes out. Christopher Westcott looks
It wasn’t just football fans that looked forward to weekends – summer Saturdays used to bring rail enthusiasts out in
FROM OUR ARCHIVES Following electrification of the southern half of the West Coast Main Line in the 1960s, subsequent decades
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