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THE well-known steam railway museum in the historic Japanese city of Kyoto reopened to the public on April 29. The
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BIG strides have been made in the Great Western electrification project. On July 16 the overhead wires between Reading and
TRAINS will be able to traverse the full length of the Settle & Carlisle line from the end of March
By David Clough THE initials ‘APT’ have unfortunately come to be associated with failure, yet when they first entered the
I WAS fascinated by the photograph of the naming ceremony for No. 92220 Evening Star (RM June, p7). At that time
OVER the last 20 years many little-used rural lines in South Africa have been closed and mothballed often due to
The Railway Magazine visits the North Norfolk Railway to see the many ‘live’ developments as it prepares to make main
The East Coast has proved something of a ‘poisoned chalice’ to franchisees in the past, but Stagecoach/Virgin are determined to
Ian Riley is now ensconced in his fourth railway workshops as his engineering company celebrates 25 years in the business.
It’s hard to believe that 16 years into the 21st century, Sweden has disbanded its final Strategic Reserve, steam locos
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