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With so many new trains being delivered and electrification schemes shelved, Porterbrook and Brush Traction are using their engineering expertise
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The Ulster Folk & Transport Museum at Cultra, near Belfast, is home to the largest collection of locomotives, rolling stock
Restoring Union Pacific “Big Boy” No. 4014 is an ambitious project that will take around five years to complete. Chris
Rail Cameramen records that the birth of railways pre-dates the practice of taking photographs of railway-related subjects. However, the advent
The CrossCountry (XC) passenger franchise is the first of four passenger rail franchises due for renewal in the next couple
This August marks the 50th anniversary of the end of steam on BR, and Keith Farr recalls some of the
Consultant Editor Nick Pigott tells the little-known story of British circus trains – almost certainly the most colourful and unusual
Still reeling as the implementation of Dr Beeching’s Reshaping the Railways programme of station and line closures pressed ahead, the
With the Great Central Railway-based diesel brake tender nearing completion, Nick Pigott tells the story of a unique new-build project.
While many enthusiasts are attracted by the lure of driving a standard gauge loco, Cliff Thomas takes the controls of
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