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From the September 1984 issue of The Railway Magazine: John R. Smith takes a final trip over one of Cornwall’s pioneer lines and commemorates its 150th anniversary.
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One of the most surprising developments of recent years is the return of many ex-BR diesel locomotives to the main
Having just marked 50 years since the publication of his first railway photograph, John H Bird recalls his photographic documentary
The incomparable ‘Pennsy Class’ ‘GG-1’ passenger locomotives were the apogee of electric traction development in the USA. Robert Humm relates
In Practice & Performance, John Heaton FCILT looks at how trains lose and gain time, but also how slack operating can result in late
In Practice & Performance, John Heaton FCILT looks at how trains lose and gain time, but also how slack operating can
Mark Smithers visits the Tanfield Railway, with its origins rooted in the 17th century and a focus on north eastern-built
Having spent more than 60 years trainspotting, railway author John Stretton’s book about his first 30 years in the hobby
IN THE APRIL 2017 ISSUE The Labour Party has pledged to bring train operating companies back into public ownership if
For the past 50 years Tyseley has been a key player in the continued operation of main line steam in
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