The Complete Preservation News Magazine
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Sam Hewitt
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Britain’s heritage railways may set out to recreate the experience of a bygone age but they still have to interact […]
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Narrow gauge heritage lines run on former standard gauge trackbeds in many parts of Britain.
Gareth Evans talks to eight heritage railways operating low-cost driver experience courses for £20
Following a visit to Australia Rodney Towers reports on a heritage railway project which claims to have developed the world’s […]
After years in the finance industry, and in a complete change of career direction, Brian Sharpe became assistant editor of […]
Fifty years after the end of Southern steam, passenger services are running again over the entire length of one of […]
Mark Smithers visits the North Tyneside Railway and its associated Stephenson Railway Museum – and finds an interesting attraction in […]
Long before the final demise of main line steam in north-west England, many enthusiasts had accepted it was all over […]
By Don Benn Tyseley has announced that its fine GWR double chimney GWR Castle 4-6-0 No. 5043 Earl of Mount […]
The annual round trip with steam from London to the Scottish Highlands and Penzance has had its ups and downs […]
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