The Complete Preservation News Magazine
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Sam Hewitt
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FOLLOWING the controversial gift of LSWR T3 4-4-0 No. 563 by the National Railway Museum to the Swanage Railway, the […]
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HAMPSHIRE has its Watercress Line. The GWR’s Cheddar Valley branch was the Strawberry Line. Now North Yorkshire has an Asparagus […]
NEARLY 3000 visitors attended the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway’s spring bank holiday Cotswold Festival of Steam. The highlight of the event […]
AS the roof was being installed on the main building at the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway’s new Broadway terminus, the heritage […]
THE North Somerset Railway CIC has moved its 0-4-0 diesel to Radstock for restoration. Originally starting out its life as […]
By Geoff Courtney A nascent steam railway restoration project in West London that opened only three years ago and currently […]
By Paul Appleton AMID a plethora of End of Southern Steam 50th anniversary events marking the end of an era […]
A REVIVALIST group has been formed to campaign for the restoration of the King’s Lynn to Hunstanton branch. However, the […]
ONCE the Lincolnshire Coast Light Railway’s flagship locomotive, Peckett 0-6-0ST No. 1008 of 1903 Jurassic has returned to steam after […]
WD Austerity 2-8-0 No. 90733 is a confirmed guest for the North Norfolk Railway’s September 1-3 autumn steam gala. The […]
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