Essential reading for today's rail enthusiast
by
Sarah Wilkinson
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As early as 1903, the London Brighton and South Coast Railway (LBSCR) began to electrify local routes.
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DESIGN plans for an extension of the Oxford-Bicester route to Bletchley and Bedford were finalised and delivered to Parliament in […]
THE Great Central Railway has bought Class 50 No. 50017 Royal Oak from Boden Rail. The sale of the ‘Hoover’, […]
PRIVATISATION of British Rail in the mid-1990s saw the bulk of its freight businesses acquired by what became EWS, somewhat […]
FREIGHTLINER has taken delivery of its first wagons since US owner Genesee & Wyoming unveiled its new orange, black and […]
SPAIN’s high-speed rail network has been steadily growing since 1992 and today, with more than 2000 route miles built and […]
FEATURES A GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTUREUsing virtual reality to train rail engineers. MANCHESTER VICTORIA 175The station celebrates a major milestone. […]
SIMON Kohler’s return to Hornby marks the end of an unstable period in Hornby’s recent history and with it comes […]
THE Crewe Diesel Preservation Group’s No. 47712 Lady Diana Spencer is set to return to the main line during 2019 […]
FRIDAY, December 28 saw the last loco-hauled workings by Northern on the Cumbrian Coast route following the cascade from ScotRail […]
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