The Complete Preservation News Magazine
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Sam Hewitt
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The Elsecar Heritage Railway is one of Britain’s smaller standard gauge heritage lines, but as Mark Smithers reports, the only
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One name is synonymous with narrow gauge locomotive restoration and new-build projects. Mark Smithers reports on progress to be seen
Few people are fully aware to what extent the railways, and certain sections of the army, were able to play
The Keighley & Worth Valley Railway is world famous as the setting for EMI’s immortal big-screen version of Edith A
Friday, July 29 saw the passing of another piece of history on Network Rail. Martin Creese reports on the closure
The National Coal Board railway in the Dulais Valley was unique. Geoff Silcock recounts some of the incidents that punctuated
By Ian Crowder THERE were jokes a-plenty about the weather as some 500 people gathered at the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway’s
It’s no secret – Flying Scotsman is back with a vengeance, and similar to when it snatched the official 100mph
Forty years ago the last surviving rural passenger branch line in Northumberland closed. This was the Haltwhistle to Alston Railway,
An eagerly awaited return to steam is the 0-4-0ST sold by the Great Eastern Railway in 1917. Mark Smithers reports
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