The Complete Preservation News Magazine
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Sam Hewitt
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50 years ago, the last regular expresses hauled by pre-Nationalisation express steam engines ended; the LMS Jubilee’s last regular turns being on the Settle & Carlisle line.
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Fifty years ago, there was only one standard gauge preserved railway running timetabled steam services and time was running out […]
All 2,545 Great Western Railway workers who died during the war to be named on special train.
Britain’s heritage railways may set out to recreate the experience of a bygone age but they still have to interact […]
Narrow gauge heritage lines run on former standard gauge trackbeds in many parts of Britain.
Fifty years after the end of Southern steam, passenger services are running again over the entire length of one of […]
The annual round trip with steam from London to the Scottish Highlands and Penzance has had its ups and downs […]
This year sees a number of significant anniversaries being celebrated. Brian Sharpe recounts the story of one of Britain’s heritage […]
Tornado may have run at more than 100mph, emulating Flying Scotsman’s world record feat of 1934, but its crowd-pulling April […]
Concluding the series on the Big Four CMEs, Brian Sharpe examines the career of Robert Riddles
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