The Complete Preservation News Magazine
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Sam Hewitt
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The Chinnor branch has seen a succession of visiting pannier tanks from the South Devon Railway. Martin Creese describes a […]
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Steam locomotive restoration the world over is not generally funded by governments but by the valiant efforts of individuals, societies […]
By Don Benn My theme this time is steam out of Marylebone in the 1960s and 1980s. I didn’t cover […]
“Towing a failed DMU” were words that appeared regularly in the railway press in the 1960s, but such workings were […]
In a special feature to mark the imminent reopening of the much-loved Settle and Carlisle route to through trains following […]
The Bluebell Railway-based Maunsell Q 0-6-0 No. 30541 was the star guest at the Great Central Railway’s winter steam gala, […]
It is unusual for a well-established preserved railway to be forced to close, but fortunately, in one case, this proved […]
By Don Benn It has been some years since I sampled steam round Kent due to there being less available […]
Working on the footplate is often regarded as having been glamorous, especially as a driver. Brian Bell tells what it […]
Narrow gauge heritage lines run on former standard gauge trackbeds in many parts of Britain. Mark Smithers outlines the history […]
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