Steam Dinosaur Mountain Rescue!
The chances of finding one engine buried far underground must be remote, but to find another one, on top of a Welsh hillside, with parts needed to restore the first, almost defies belief.

A Calmer a€~Relief Roada€ in the Making
Alan Barnes follows the remarkable progress made by the Lichfield & Hatherton Canals Restoration Trust in putting back an important a€~missing linka€ in Britaina€ s canal network.

Coronation Tram - Back on the Blackpool Throne
Philip Higgs of the Lancastrian Transport Trust tells the story of the tram restoration that became one of the biggest projects in the 2003 series of Salvage Squad.

News Focus - Gallopers return from Netherlands
A well-known steam family had been looking for their own affordable set of Gallopers for over 20 years. When one became available the timing couldna€ t have been more difficult, explains Brian Steptoe.

My inevitable Aveling
It was inevitable, after several years of rebuilding, maintaining and playing with other peoplea€ s toys, that a steam engine would enter Anthony Coullsa€ life on a more permanent basis.

Warm oil and varnish
Fairground historian Ron Lee recalls the rise and fall of Linga€ s fairground rides and the lasting memories they brought him.

Time Traveller - Ex-Works at Foden
Old Glory presents a series of ex-works Foden steam wagons from a collection recently added to its archive.

Traditional Milling in the misty Dales
A short walk from the terminus of the famous Ravenglass & Eskdale Steam Railway, will bring you to one of Englanda€ s oldest watermills, writes David Bowers.

King Harry and his classic coach fleet
David Rundell and Peter Burton both harboured an ambition to own a classic coach or two, but now, as John Hobbs discovered, the dynamic duo boast a restored fleet.

British Hall of Flame
Roger Hamlin visits a dedicated band of volunteers in New Zealand that have assembled an outstanding collection of rare fire appliances, many of which originate from our own shores.