The Complete Preservation News Magazine
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Sam Hewitt
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The Bluebell Railway-based Maunsell Q 0-6-0 No. 30541 was the star guest at the Great Central Railway’s winter steam gala,
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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
Britain’s heritage railways may set out to recreate the experience of a bygone age but they still have to interact
The Keighley & Worth Valley Railway is world famous as the setting for EMI’s immortal big-screen version of Edith A
Few people are fully aware to what extent the railways, and certain sections of the army, were able to play
One name is synonymous with narrow gauge locomotive restoration and new-build projects. Mark Smithers reports on progress to be seen
The London & North Eastern Railway led the way for the 4-6-2 to become the preferred wheel arrangement for British
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