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Train drivers vote to continue industrial action over sacking of colleague
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Train drivers involved in a long-running dispute over the sacking of a colleague have voted to continue taking industrial action for another six months.
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Recent restoration round-up around the country
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A recent round-up of restoration projects as seen in Railways Illustrated Magazine, compiled by Pip Dunn. 03145 – Moreton Park: In September, the reduced-height 03 received a layer of polish from the top down to give it some protection during the winter. Some rust spots on the cab end and sides were treated and a…
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March 2026
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Grab the brand-new March issue of Railways Illustrated magazine for the best coverage of today’s railway scene.
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February 2026
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The Railway Magazine provides the latest news, Steam & Heritage, modern traction and reviews and our brand-new February issue is out now!
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Tunbridge Wells West as a Railway Centre (January 1956)
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An extract from the January 1956 issue of The Railway Magazine describing passenger and goods services, station layouts, motive power, and traffic patterns centred on Tunbridge Wells West. The article records contemporary operations, routes, rolling stock, and infrastructure as they stood in the mid-1950s. IN the Tunbridge Wells area of the Southern Region of British…
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Potters Bar Rebuilt: A 1956 Account of Main Line Reconstruction and Station Modernisation
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First published in the January 1956 issue of The Railway Magazine, this article documents the reconstruction of Potters Bar Station and the quadruplication of the East Coast main line through the site. Reproduced here as a historical retrospective, it offers a contemporary account of the engineering, architectural design and passenger facilities introduced as part of…
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Train passengers missing out on £80m a year in delays compensation
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“Unacceptable” claims processes are causing train passengers to miss out on more than £80 million per year in compensation for delayed journeys, according to Trainline.
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Remembering British Rail’s Class 03 Shunters
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Small, characterful and often overlooked, British Rail’s Class 03 shunters played a vital role across the network, quietly breaking up the visual and operational monotony of the more numerous Class 08s. Though diminutive in stature, the 03s proved themselves to be remarkably capable machines and became a familiar sight in yards, docks and stations across…
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Transformation at Sunderland: How a Modern Station Took Shape in 1966
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Sixty years ago, Sunderland was in the midst of one of the most significant railway redevelopments in its history, as British Railways’ North Eastern Region completed a major modernisation of Sunderland Central Station. An article published in the January 1966 issue of The Railway Magazine detailed how decades of incremental change culminated in the opening…
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Police U-turn on controversial railway station bike theft policy
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A police policy not to investigate thefts of bikes left at railway stations for longer than two hours has been reversed.
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