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The £5 million new-build Gresley 2-8-2, No. 2007 Prince of Wales, is set to becoming a rolling chassis this spring.
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By Phil Marsh Wolverton Works, the longest continuously-open standard gauge railway works in the world, was legally consigned to history
By Geoff Courtney Passengers of all ages loved it, staff and volunteers were delighted, and doubtless Father Christmas thought it
By Phil Marsh THE Isle of Wight Steam Railway could be extended at both ends, to provide a new link
GREAT Central Railway directors have spent the festive season investigating the possibility of saving the scheme to build an £18
By Geoff Courtney Two medals awarded to hero steam train driver Wallace Oakes, who died saving his passengers on a
STEAM passenger trains have returned to the Alnwick branch after two decades of effort by revivalists. The last BR steam
Christmas came two days early for the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway when a 35 year dream of returning trains to the
Unbeknown to the vast majority, Flying Scotsman was in danger of being declared a failure for the second time, 24
Following a lengthy bottom end overhaul by Riley Engineering, A4 No. 60009 Union of South Africa has enjoyed a good
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