Essential reading for today's rail enthusiast
by
Sam Hewitt
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FOLLOWING the demise of steam in 1968, railway photography entered something of a ‘dark age’ when many star names had
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Christopher Westcott reports on the sole surviving Class 306 unit No. 306017, which is owned by the National Railway Museum
Neville Hill visits the North Yorkshire Moors Railway to see how the performance of BRCW Type 2 No. 26038 compares
For many years until the start of the 1990s, Rugby Cement wagons were a common sight around the country in
Sarah Wilkinson
AUGUST 2016 marked the 40th anniversary of HSTs starting in regular passenger service. Initially operated at 100mph until the timetable
One of the toughest, but most tedious, jobs for a 1990s Derby trainman was the stone train to Washwood Heath,
Steve Morris recounts his time on British Rail’s Western Region in the 1980s, trying to get the newly introduced Class
Young volunteers are becoming involved in railway preservation, and the recent ‘Deltic’ tour to Tweedbank saw an 18-year-old among the
The once extensive network of fuel oil deliveries is now reduced to a few as required workings. David Ratcliffe looks
Christopher Westcott talks to the Mangapps Railway’s John Jolly, and the new owner of 1959 Stock trailer No. 2044, which
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