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FORMER Southam cement works Peckett 0-6-0ST No. 1008 of 1903 Jurassic is to be returned to steam thanks to a
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DESPITE being twice refused planning permission, the Helston Railway has now been given the green light to build a new
IN one of the biggest displays of government financial support for rail-related tourism, heritage railways have shared a £1 million
THE Leighton Buzzard Railway has set a new record for the greatest number of narrow gauge locomotives on a train.
The record-breaking Epping & Ongar Railway June steam gala saw four engines in steam, operating a two-train service. The first
AGAINST a backdrop of a working steam loco, a large crowd, and a day when the rain mercifully kept away,
The legendary and perhaps too popular LNER A3 Pacific No. 60103 Flying Scotsman is now in its most intensive period
Stanier 4-6-2 No. 6201 Princess Elizabeth suffered mixed fortunes during June 14-18 when having passed its main line tests, the
DESPITE repeated warnings about the dangers, a number of Flying Scotsman spectators have continued to ignored appeals by British Transport
THE Lynton & Barnstaple Railway has been given the green light to rebuild more of the original railway. Rebuild green
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