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News Headline News 6 National Railway Museum head Paul Kirkman steps down; investigation launched after child nearly falls through hole in moving carriage floor on South Devon Railway; shock death of auction house boss rocks railwayana movement and Wolverton Works demolition begins. News 10 Flying Scotsman and Tornado for big Barrow Hill September reopening; royal visit for South Tynedale Railway as Slaggyford extension opens; sudden closure of Penrhyn Quarry Railway; Gwili Railway southern extension launch picture special; Foxfield Railway 50th anniversary gala stunner; fresh hopes for Ashburton revival; Darjeeling Himalayan Railway closed by separatist riots; steam back at Southwold after 88 years; wagon shed planned for Severn Valley; NRM denies reports of offer for Australian UK-built Garratt; council boost for Churnet Valleya€ s Leek extension; steam back on Kingsbridge Quay and big push to buy Tornado tender. Main Line News 58 B1 Mayflower: owner David Buck now aiming for Christmas comeback; a€~Black Fivea€ The Sherwood Forester back on main line; why a diesel worked the a€~Torbay Expressa€ ; A4 Sir Nigel Gresley to keep blue livery and Tyseleya€ s two Castles to Carlisle bid. With Full Regulator 62 Don Benn reports on Southern steam anniversary performances. Regulars Subscribe Today 30 Railwayana 44 Geoff Courtneya€ s regular column. Centre 54 Clan Line on the a€~Bournemouth Bellea€ at Vauxhall by Mick Alderman. Main Line Itinerary 66 Steam and heritage diesel railtours. Platform 84 Where your views matter most. Up & Running 94 Guide to railways running in August. The Month Ahead 106 Features 50 years after the end. It is now half a century since Britaina€ s last steam main line went over to electric traction overnight. Brian Sharpe gives a summary of how this historically significant anniversary was marked.46 94 of the best 50 years ago there was only one standard gauge preserved railway running timetabled steam services and time was running out to save any more main line steam engines for posterity. Brian Sharpe pays tribute to the steam engines purchased from BR during the 1960s to carry on steaming in the first wave of heritage railways to be opened.68 Western Cape Steam Revival The recent reopening of an 11-mile former closed railway through Mitchella€ s Pass in the Western Cape, South Africa has led to new steam excursions by Ceres Rail using two former British-built locomotives. Rodney Towers tells the story.76 All aboard the Jumbo Express The Whipsnade Zoo railway leads a quiet existence and is rarely reported on. Peter Brown visited the railway in July for an update.91
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