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Before the construction of powerful Pacifics and 4-6-0s by the ‘Big Four’, pre-Grouping 4-4-0s handled large swathes of passenger traffic.
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Plans to reopen the Colne to Skipton line – which closed nearly 50 years ago – are gathering pace. Reinstatement
A host of events with railway connections are set to mark 100 years since the end of the First World
The locomotives owned by Dinmore Manor Locomotive Ltd have earned themselves a reputation for reliability and good performance during their
Chris Milner concludes his interview with 100-year-old photographer Ron Buckley, who returned from wartime military service to a railway preparing
With new and refurbished trains on the way, a rolling programme of electrification, and a devolved Government committed to further
This month’s Practice & Performance has an international flavour as John Heaton FCILT rides on the first timetabled Eurostar service
It was a relatively simple invention yet it revolutionised long-distance train travel for more than a century. Consultant Editor Nick
Alan Barnes is a regular visitor to the North East. Here, he takes a look at the history of the
Many of Switzerland’s mountain railways play an essential role in keeping their communities alive, as Ben Jones discovered on a
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