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Recreating the Past: Why Railway Photography Still Chases the Spirit of the 1980s
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Railway photography has always been more than documentation. For many enthusiasts, it is about capturing a fleeting moment in time — preserving memories while also creating images that echo the atmosphere of a vanished railway era. In this reflective feature from Railways Illustrated (December 2025), photographer Chris Gee explores why recreating the look and feel…
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Plans for new Birmingham-Manchester rail line announced
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The Government announced plans to build a new railway line between Birmingham and Manchester.
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New video reveals proposed London Liverpool Street transformation
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Network Rail has released a new fly-through video showcasing its plans to transform London Liverpool Street station into a transport hub fit for the future.
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How British Rail Centralised Freight at Taunton: A 1965 Railway Magazine article from 60 Years Ago
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This article is an archive feature reproduced from The Railway Magazine, 1965, offering a snapshot of how British Rail was reshaping freight handling more than 60 years ago. In 1965, British Rail undertook a major reorganisation of freight and coal traffic across Somerset by concentrating operations at a newly developed two-section goods and coal depot…
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Rail services suspended as Storm Goretti hits
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Tens of thousands of Britons are experiencing widespread power cuts, travel disruption and school closures as Storm Goretti wreaks havoc.
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Britain’s First Signal Box: How Charing Cross Set the Pattern for Railway Signalling
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The first signal box at Charing Cross, on the South Eastern Railway (SER), marked a pivotal moment in British railway history. Erected in 1864 by the renowned signalling engineers Saxby & Farmer, it was built specifically for the opening of the new London terminus and remained in use until 1888. By the time of its…
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January 2026
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The Railway Magazine provides the latest news, Steam & Heritage, modern traction and reviews and our brand-new January issue is out now!
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From Exporter to Operator: Glenn Edwards on Building Europhoenix into a Modern Rail Business
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What began as a specialist locomotive export operation has evolved into a fully licensed UK rail operator — a transformation that Europhoenix managing director Glenn Edwards describes as deliberate, pragmatic and shaped by hard-earned experience. Speaking to Railways Illustrated, Edwards outlines how Europhoenix’s early focus on exporting surplus European locomotives provided both capital and technical…
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King honours Network Rail employees in New Year list
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Current and former Network Rail employees have been named in the King’s 2026 New Year’s Honours List.
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Why does snow prevent rail services from running?
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With parts of the country waking to snow outside their windows this morning, let’s look at how trains cope in snowy conditions, and what happens when they don’t.
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