Essential reading for today's rail enthusiast
by
Sarah Wilkinson
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I really enjoyed the Class 50 themed issue (October), especially the shots of their earlier days, but it’s always great […]
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THE next time anyone says there’s no variety any more, or that our hobby has become somehow less interesting, they […]
GREATER Anglia ran a second charity railtour on September 16, the ‘EACH Express 2’, which this time featured two Class […]
THE first passenger trains reached Newquay in the 1870s, but it was in the early 1900s that the town began […]
Virgin Trains has begun a rolling programme to repaint its fleet of 56 Class 390 sets – their first major […]
THE railways of the Isle of Wight have always been a little different. Isolated from the mainland, and with a […]
The Electric Railway Museum held its last ever open day on October 8, as the landowners Coventry City Council has […]
When coupled together for tandem working, the conversion of former Class 155 two-car sets into single-car Class 153s becomes apparent. […]
THREE serious derailments occurred in mid-August, bringing disruption to busy parts of the network. The first was at Ely on […]
WHAT a treat is was to attend the Old Oak Common open day at the beginning of September, and everyone […]
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