Essential reading for today's rail enthusiast
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Sarah Wilkinson
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THE Ribblesdale Cement Company’s works at Clitheroe, which opened in 1937, is situated at the end of a short branch
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IT was great to read David Ratcliffe’s feature in the July issue on PBA ‘Tiger’ wagons, which were used predominantly
Sam Hewitt
All ten of the Stadler locos have now worked over Network Rail metals, with just two still to make their
FOLLOWING the expiry of a 10-year loan agreement, Class 25 No. D7659 (25309/25909) has been moved from Washwood Heath to
In the first part of a new comprehensive survey of current modern traction depots, Dave Richardson uncovers survivors from the
Although there have been no Class 60-hauled charters so far this year, 2017 has seen three locos make appearances at
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New wires are out, bi-modes are in as the Government looks to cut future rail investment. By ‘Industry Witness’ THE
REVIEWS: Following in the wake of the Aggregate Industries Class 66, another of the GBRf celebrities is available in 4mm
REVIEWS: Bachmann’s re-creation of the Siemens EMU goes south of the Thames for its new incarnation, additional tooling turning the
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