When you’ve invested millions of pounds in updating trains to bring them up to modern standards, what do you do when those trains become surplus to requirements soon afterwards?

Join Chris Milner and historian Dr Michael Bailey as they explore the legacy of the Rainhill Trials.

Sir Vincent Raven was an English railway engineer and chief mechanical engineer of NER from 1910 to 1922.

The project originally began at Llangollen, but the loco moved with Mr Pearce when he relocated to South Wales.

IT may have been largely on static display only, but the Bluebell Railway’s newly repainted Adams ‘Radial’ 4-4-2T No. 30583 still managed to steal the

THE Keighley & Worth Valley Railway witnessed a 20% year-on-year increase in visitor numbers to its Spring Steam Gala over the weekend of March 8-10,

HISTORY was made at the Aln Valley Railway on March 15 when the first steam-hauled train of the preservation era worked across Cawledge Viaduct on

THE Llangollen Railway’s appeal to raise £10,000 to help fund the infilling of the ‘Gap’ in the embankment at its new Corwen Central station site