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I WAS very interested in Gary Boyd-Hope’s article on the IE 071 class locos. Very well written and a mine of
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It is close to 65 years since an order for North American-built diesel locomotives was placed by East Pakistan. Richard
On September 6, 2015 the £300million Borders Railway opened to much acclaim. Since then the line has seldom been out
For three days in September, steam locomotives were given responsibility for heavy goods trains in Germany, including a 550-ton steel
On November 8 this year the Class 313 EMUs will have been in service for 40 years. Originally designed for
In its heyday, Tuxford boasted three stations and a locomotive works. In the first of a two-part feature, Robin Stewart-Smith charts
Marking the 50th anniversary of a non-stop ‘Western’ run from Paddington to Penzance, John Heaton FCILT travels on a Class
Driver experience courses are big business for heritage railways, and it provides the opportunity for men and women of all
A FEW readers felt my comments last month about problems on the Borders Railway were unfair. The £300million project has
ABELLIO has retained the Greater Anglia franchise, with the Department for Transport announcing a new nine-year term until 2025, beginning
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