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THE Central American country of Costa Rica once had an extensive 1067mm-gauge railway network, much of it designed to aid
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On September 6, 2015 the £300million Borders Railway opened to much acclaim. Since then the line has seldom been out
Keith Fender visits the latest and most unusual tourist attraction to open in the capital. THE Post Office Railway (named
Having held an operating licence for less than 18 months, Chris Milner catches up with the Rail Operations Group, which
The May Practice & Performance looked at the ‘Black Fives’ north of Inverness in the 1950s. Keith Farr now reviews
The term biomass will be familiar to many, but what is it, where does it come from, and how is
From almost closing in the 1980s, Chasewater Railway bounced back to the point its volunteers’ efforts have received royal recognition. Gary Boyd-Hope explains how the railway turned its fortunes around.
Late August saw the final regular workings of France’s most powerful diesel locomotives. Ben Jones looks back at their varied
In 1965, the Skipton to Ilkley line was closed by Dr Beeching. The line reopened 16 years later as the
September 2017 marks the 60th anniversary of when many towns and villages in north-west Ireland lost their railway connections, with
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