The Complete Preservation News Magazine
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Sam Hewitt
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Friday, July 29 saw the passing of another piece of history on Network Rail. Martin Creese reports on the closure […]
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It seems inconceivable that a steam-worked narrow gauge railway would be built in the 1960s to fulfil a real passenger […]
Most visitors to heritage lines see only their train, the buffet, shop and toilets, but there’s far more to see […]
As the clock ticked down to the end of BR steam, operations were now concentrated in the North West. The […]
The National Coal Board railway in the Dulais Valley was unique. Geoff Silcock recounts some of the incidents that punctuated […]
By Don Benn I make no apologies for returning to the work of No. 35028 Clan Line again, for this […]
The autumn of 1967 saw the end of steam on the Eastern Region and at the great railway centre of […]
By Ian Crowder THERE were jokes a-plenty about the weather as some 500 people gathered at the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway’s […]
It’s no secret – Flying Scotsman is back with a vengeance, and similar to when it snatched the official 100mph […]
Fifty years ago, steam was in retreat and North East England witnessed the end of the steam era on Saturday, […]
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