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UK Railtours has confirmed a weekend of English Electric Class 37 action on 11 and 12 December 2026, with two special excursions offering enthusiasts the chance to enjoy classic locomotive-hauled travel across East Anglia, London and Kent.

Rail enthusiasts have two opportunities to enjoy Class 37 mainline action this December, with UK Railtours ...


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The Llangollen and Corwen Railway has received the first 60-foot lengths of donated railway track from Tata Chemicals Europe, in a remarkable gift that could help safeguard the 11-mile heritage line through the Dee Valley for decades.

David Hennigan, Tim Pulford and Neil Evans from Llangollen Railway with Graham Hughes, Head of Northwich Operations ...

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Free lunch, festive fun, lifelong friendships and the chance to make magical memories as the Railway seeks elves, greeters, raffle stewards and Welsh-speaking volunteers

Llangollen and Corwen Railway is calling on people across North Wales and beyond to become part of the Christmas magic, as the heritage railway prepares to welcome thousands of fami...


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The Guide to Model Railways Volume 4

Whether you’re a curious beginner or an established modeller, The Guide to Model Railways will be published every quarter and is your ticket to the fascinati...


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The October 1950 issue of The Railway Magazine detailed the reconstruction work carried out following severe flooding on the East Coast main line between Berwick and Dunbar in August 1948. The report describes the replacement of seven bridges, repairs to a damaged culvert near Ayton and reconstruction work near Burnmouth.

Free Kirk Bridge over the Eye Water temporarily...

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