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LMS Black 5 No. 45305 set for Great Central gala
Great Central Railway has announced that LMS Black 5 No. 45305 will return to steam at their Last Hurrah gala on November 16.
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The Railway Hub’s weekly round-up of the latest railway news. Here are this week’s top stories…
Read moreISSUE 260 ON SALE NOW!
Returning Can Pac to the Alps, Churnet Valley lays first stretch in 48 hours, plus we cover the Belles of St Trinian’s! Issue 260 has got the lot, including a secret underground unmasked in Covent Garden!
Read moreA1 Steam Locomotive Trust celebrates No. 60163 Tornado anniversary
It’s 25 years since the construction of 101mph Peppercorn A1 Pacific No. 60163 Tornado.
Read moreNew 2019/2020 Mortons Books catalogue released
The Mortons Books catalogue showcases a wide range of topics from railway, military and aviation history to consumer issues, hobbies, crime and politics.
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This week, Extinction Rebellion come under fire after causing disruptions at Canning Town station in east London, and a child dies from serious injuries on railway tracks in Merseyside.
Read moreFive facts you need to know about 60163 Tornado steam locomotive
Peppercorn A1 Pacific No. 60163 Tornado has helped revive the legacy of loco building in Darlington.
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The extensive collection of steam, electric and diesel publications takes you through the decades, right up to the very latest models on the lines today.
Read more160 years since the death of Robert Stephenson
This weekend marks 160 years since the death of Robert Stephenson, one of the greatest railway and civil engineers of all time.
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