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Sam Hewitt
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The Rosedale branch was very close to the North Yorkshire Moors line. Geoff Courtney delves into the history of a
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National Coal Board steam lingered on in the North East into the 1970s. Chris Gee reminisces about a trip to
Garratt articulated locomotives are the perfect choice to handle the heavy demands made on engines operating on the Welsh Highland
There has been considerable debate recently about raising the speed limit for main line steam to 90mph and Tornado is
Been thinking about whether to volunteer at your local preserved railway? Paul Appleton encourages you to take that step forward…
The Chinnor branch has seen a succession of visiting pannier tanks from the South Devon Railway. Martin Creese describes a
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
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