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WITH postwar shortages now over, the world was changing and Britain with it; increasing competition from roads, the growth of
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In the third of our series looking back 50 years, Fraser Pithie recalls and considers the railway accident in July
On September 4, 1967, Nottingham Victoria station bade farewell to its last passenger. In the first of a two-part feature
Fifty years ago, July 1967 marked the end of steam on BR’s Southern Region. Keith Farr recalls some of the
Early years and construction Nottingham’s massive Victoria station was a magnificent structure – the last of the inspiring Victorian railway
John Hannavy takes a trip on one of France’s few preserved steam railways – and discovered it has a very
The East Coast has proved something of a ‘poisoned chalice’ to franchisees in the past, but Stagecoach/Virgin are determined to
Between 1961 and 1968 an RCTS member attended grammar school on Battersea High Street and so passed through Clapham Junction
Part 1: The British years (1967-71) by Nick Pigott As the most powerful single-engine diesel locomotive in the world at
Cliff Thomas tells the story of the Lincolnshire Coast Light Railway. An unusual Lazarus Line… it has been rebuilt in
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