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I REALLY enjoyed Bob Gwynne’s article in the December 2018 issue on the reluctance of British Railways in the early
WHILE out and about on my travels, I noticed the station lights were on at Thorne South at midday on
KEITH Farr’s letter in the October issue understandably questions the performance of No. 60052 Prince Palatine climbing to Whitrope summit on
I ENJOYED reading the article about circus trains in the August issue. It reminded me of an unusual day when
Business group identifies 10 problem areas with franchise I enjoyed the good and wide-ranging feature about the CrossCountry franchise in
READING the feature about circus trains in the August RM reminded me of a time, not long after I’d joined
YOUR comments about the spread of buddleia along the rail network, and the reflection on ‘poor housekeeping’ by Network Rail,
THE letter from Richard Hurrell in July 2018 issue (p46) raises more than a few questions. Anyone who has read
Reading through some back issues of The Railway Magazine I came across the absolutely brilliant (and pre-1974 Health & Safety
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