The Complete Preservation News Magazine
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Sam Hewitt
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Great Northern Railway (Ireland) Q class express 4-4-0 No. 131 has been officially launched into traffic following the completion of
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By Cedric Johns IN a move which took many by surprise, Locomotive Services (TOC) Limited operated its first passenger train
SIR William McAlpine Bt, FRSE, FCILT – one of the most important figures in the history of railway preservation, and
A £275,000 appeal to save the Severn Valley Railway’s Falling Sands Viaduct has been launched – and is being backed
Jubilees and B1s weren’t in all honesty the stuff of dreams for us 1950s’ trainspotters – although the former carried
The famed works at Crewe will be a dominating force in Great Northern’s sale at Poynton on April 7, when
Nameplates from two GWR 4-6-0s that ended their days within six months of each other at London’s Old Oak Common
Now reaching the final stages of its overhaul, B1 4-6-0 No. 61306 Mayflower has, at this late stage, been declared
I have been following the articles in Geoff Courtney’s railwayana column and the letters pages concerning the debate about whether
In issue 237 in Off The Shelf there is a brief review of a book, Locomotives and Railways of The
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