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Gary Boyd-Hope went to meet the North Yorkshire Moors Railway’s new general manager to find out how he has settled in and find out more about his vision for this ‘top flight’ preserved line.
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As Ireland marks the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising, Gary Boyd-Hope takes a look at Ireland’s railway history.
An unnamed lad watches as a Southern Railway machine helps clear the wreckage of several coaches destroyed in a Nazi
Sam Hewitt
The first sod for the Amerton Railway was cut in 1990 in a field alongside a farm east of Stafford.
The railway system in West Wales is a curious mix of single and double track with freight lines. Stuart Warr
For more than 80 years, ExxonMobil and its predecessors used rail to move oil products from the Fawley refinery, but
On November 8 this year the Class 313 EMUs will have been in service for 40 years. Originally designed for
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
Cliff Thomas tells the story of the Lincolnshire Coast Light Railway. An unusual Lazarus Line… it has been rebuilt in
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