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LNER launched its new Lincoln to King’s Cross ‘Azuma’ service on October 21, increasing the single daily service to five
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THE final two operational Govia Class 313s – Nos. 313064 and 313134 – worked a charity farewell special on October
CONTINUING co-operation between West Coast Railways and The A1 Steam Locomotive Trust means Peppercorn ‘A1’ No. 60163 Tornado will make its
A severe curve on the East Coast Main Line located at the Northumberland town of Morpeth became infamous after two railway accidents within 15 years.
I AM constantly depressed by the lack of vegetation control on our national network, as highlighted in your Readers’ Platform this
By Ben Jones LNER introduced its first Anglo-Scottish ‘Azuma’ diagram on August 1, with more services expected to move over
LNER Class 91 No. 91108 became the first of the 31-strong class to be taken out of service on July 22.
Although summer is currently in full swing, charter operators have already turned their thoughts to the end of the year.
THE first Class 91 locos are expected to be withdrawn by LNER from July. They are becoming surplus to requirements
In the first of an occasional new series, Andrew Royle looks back to a forgotten railtour over London Transport’s Metropolitan line in 1954.
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