Class 395 ‘Javelin’ charter trains have raised more than £125,000 for the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal. With this year’s Remembrance Day only two months
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Category: Features
Historic stations: Bath Green Park – Some myths dispelled! Part 2
In the first part of the story (RM August), Mike Arlett cleared up the still-perpetuated myth that the Midland Railway had first opened a branch
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Practice & Performance: A West Highland celebration
Marking the 125th anniversary of the West Highland line, Keith Farr concludes his performance summary of different traction types by looking at the diesel classes
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Weekend Read for 99p | Britain’s New Trains
Get your weekend read for just 99p and explore the entire digital edition of Britain’s New Trains for just 99p!
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Five things you didn’t know about Isambard Brunel
Engineering great Isambard Kingdom Brunel has continued to inspire and influence generations of architects long after his death in 1859.
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Lazarus Locomotives: A Clan for all season
One of the most exciting new-build steam locomotive projects is that to recreate a BR ‘Clan’. Robert Ife, commercial director of the Standard Steam Locomotive
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Railway accidents: Curve of unintended outcome
A severe curve on the East Coast Main Line located at the Northumberland town of Morpeth became infamous after two railway accidents within 15 years.
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Asset Monitoring: Looking after the rail infrastructure
Many RM readers will have seen the yellow Network Rail trains around the country, but what do they do and why are they operated? Andrew
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VIDEO: Unboxing the Union Pacific ‘Big Boy’
This year sees the 150th anniversary since the ‘Pacific Railroad’ was finished, which linked the existing eastern US network with the Pacific coast at Omaha, Nebraska.
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The Railway Hub’s Holiday Brochure Guide
Ready to plan your next holiday? Register to order the latest holiday brochure or receive email updates from these great companies.
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