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Fourteen years after the official end of regular duties, the main line diagrams of the hugely popular Deutsche Bahn Class
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Since 1999, British diesel and electric locomotives have worked in various parts of Europe for a variety of reasons. In
For more than 150 years, the three Thames Valley branch lines have been vital commuter and leisure routes serving Windsor,
Keith Farr analyses the performance of double-headed steam trains over Shap, the Midland Main Line and the Ayr to Stranraer
Peckett 0-6-0ST Ackton Hall No. 3 has led something of a nomadic existence in preservation, moving from home to home but
Opposition to converting the semi-rural Watford Junction to St Albans Abbey line into a guided busway is mounting. Peter Brown
To mark the 70th anniversary of a publishing favourite, Nick Pigott looks back with nostalgia at what many of us
Passengers travelling between London and Britain’s second city currently have a choice of three operators over two routes. John Heaton
For almost 40 years, artist Philip Hawkins has thrilled us with magnificent images of trains in all their glory. Now
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From the August 1955 issue of The Railway Magazine: NEW design of standard non-gangway passenger coach, specially for surburban services,
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