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A giant of the railway world and a true gentleman By Geoff Courtney The omens were good for legendary railwayman
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By Cedric Johns Passengers travelling on The A1 Steam Locomotive Trust’s ‘North Briton’ railtour on Saturday, February 24, were surprised
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THE railway movement is mourning the death of Sir William McAlpine who died on March 4 after a short illness,
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By Robin Jones The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway is celebrating after Exmoor National Park Authority approved most of its plans
Expectations have always been high that major infrastructure work and other repairs and improvements will take place on heritage railways
Threatened with closure nearly 10 years ago, Gareth Evans finds that the Sittingbourne & Kemsley Light Railway is bouncing back,
As A Bristolian brought up in the postwar era, I was bequeathed the dual delights of steam on the BR
I was glad to read the story of the preservation of No. 43924. I recall, as a young member of
The Kent coastal town of Greatstone-on-Sea, near New Romney, is spelt like that – with hyphens. Unless you are the
A STATION totem sign that was an unknown survivor will be going under the hammer at a Transport Auctions of
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