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Robin Stewart-Smith remembers the busy Nottinghamshire motive power depot which, in its heyday, provided locos for many coal trains emanating
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Worth Valley founding father Richard Greenwood has followed steam for a lifetime, both at the lineside and in the thick
Every self-respecting LNER enthusiast is aware of the RCTS ‘green books’ – the monumental series of volumes describing the company’s
In the second of a three-part feature looking at train performance in the Thames Valley through the steam, diesel and
For this month’s Practice & Performance, John Heaton FCILT uses some of his holiday time to sample Austrian ‘Railjet’ services
This year our annual ghost story has been written by Robert Lumb November 1952 The station waiting room was cold
Gary Boyd-Hope concludes his profile of the ‘Pacers’ and their antecedents with a look at the Walter Alexander-built Class 143s
The restoration of NER petrol Autocar to working order has taken many readers by surprise, some apparently unaware such a
Early LNER non-steam traction to the birth of ‘British Railways’ Bob Gwynne takes a fascinating look into the history of
Graeme Pickering looks at two reopening proposals in Scotland which could again connect the university town of St Andrews and
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