The Complete Preservation News Magazine
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Sam Hewitt
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Could the record-breaking success of the Fairbourne Railway’s Centenary of Steam Spring Bank Holiday gala weekend, which saw four of […]
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One of West Coast Railways’ most respected drivers has retired. Don Benn met him and discussed Ray’s long career on […]
Fifty years ago, a remarkable variety of steam power was still in control of passenger and freight workings in the […]
Mark Smithers reports on the launch at Scarborough’s North Bay Railway of its first steam locomotive. Billed in its 2010 […]
The death of Geoff Bird, York shedmaster between 1965 and 1980, was announced just before Christmas. Phil Marsh was fortunate […]
Friday, December 18, 2015 saw the end of deep coalmining in Britain when Kellingley Colliery was closed, and with it […]
Flying Scotsman’s last run for BR was in the ‘Big Freeze’ in January 1963. Robert Anderson recalls that at the […]
Yorkshire’s East Riding is a rare stamping ground for steam these days and rarely visited by enthusiasts. Chris Gee presents […]
Many pre-Grouping steam engines soldiered on until the end of the 1950s but were then withdrawn faster than the locomotive […]
September 5, 2016 celebrates half a century since the final workings of the streamlined A4 Pacifics in BR service. Fred […]
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