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I ENJOYED the freight sectorisation article in RE251 (April issue) and found it an interesting read. The splendid main opening
Just how nimble are today’s locos and units, and what’s the quickest off the mark? Neville Hill returns to the Cambridge
Now that the Colne Valley Railway has purchased its own trackbed and land, plans are pushing ahead on more visitor attractions
The once extensive network of fuel oil deliveries is now reduced to a few as required workings. David Ratcliffe looks
A ONE-off event on April 23 saw four generations of East Coast traction run side by side along the four-track
The oldest DMUs still in regular use have finally been withdrawn by Chiltern Railways after nearly 60 years in traffic.
April 21 was the last day that London Underground operated ‘D’ Stock in normal service, although two railtours were planned
Volunteers from the EM2 Locomotive Society spent the Easter weekend stripping Overhead Line Inspection Vehicle (OLIVe) No. DB998900 of charred
Seeking to construct a new but easily manageable ‘OO’ gauge exhibition layout, Nick Gurney describes how he was inspired to create
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