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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
NEWS - of the month, including details of proposals to run a steam-hauled freight to South Wales behind a 28XX 2-8-0 this summer, and why the main line Pullman set has been withdrawn again.
GALLERY - Pictorial photo feature, including coverage of steam's historic return to Marylebone after an absence of 18 years.
BILL GRUNDY: CAUGHT UP IN RAILWAY NOSTALGIA - Television presenter Bill Grundy embarks on a railway journey down memory lane, which begins on a busy platform at Gorton ...
WORLDWIDE REPORT - Now China, steam's last great frontier has begun displacing steam on some routes. Columnist David Thornhill reports.
MAIN LINE: TIME FOR A MORE PROFESSIONAL APPROACH? - Our January issue 'Comment' highlighted a dramatic drop in patronage of steam excursions: railtour regulars suggest some reasons why.
WINTER SEASON ON THE SEVERN VALLEY RAILWAY - Four page colour feature.
FOR THE RECORD - The first of a new series of monthly extracts from a railway enthusiast's notebook. Contributing in this issue: Ian Lyman.
THE GLORIOUS YEARS - Who could 'discover' a new railway bridge, and resist having a peep over the parapet to 'see if anything was coming'? Cliff Sarah traces back more leisurely days. in words and pictures.
DON'T JUST STAND THERE - BUILD A BETTER WORKSHOP! - Does locomotive restoration have to be carried out in primitive conditions? Simon Marshall and Mick Yarker suggest a not-necessarily-expensive short-cut for engine restorers.
AN OVERLOAD FOR THE BANK - The daily business of getting coal from Haig Colliery to Ladysmith Washery was not an experience for the faint-hearted. Steven Oakden serves the first helping in a new series of "Industrial steam in retrospect'.
MAILBAG - The monthly omnibus of opinion, conjecture, and occasionally congratulation on matters of steam and other related religions.
TIMETABLE - What's on in the month ahead - your guide to main line and private line steaming events, railway society meetings and slide shows.
'PERMANENT WAY - and not so permanent way' goes to the closed northern section of the Kent & East Sussex Railway for another look at what was, and what is.
GALLERY - Pictorial photo feature, including coverage of steam's historic return to Marylebone after an absence of 18 years.
BILL GRUNDY: CAUGHT UP IN RAILWAY NOSTALGIA - Television presenter Bill Grundy embarks on a railway journey down memory lane, which begins on a busy platform at Gorton ...
WORLDWIDE REPORT - Now China, steam's last great frontier has begun displacing steam on some routes. Columnist David Thornhill reports.
MAIN LINE: TIME FOR A MORE PROFESSIONAL APPROACH? - Our January issue 'Comment' highlighted a dramatic drop in patronage of steam excursions: railtour regulars suggest some reasons why.
WINTER SEASON ON THE SEVERN VALLEY RAILWAY - Four page colour feature.
FOR THE RECORD - The first of a new series of monthly extracts from a railway enthusiast's notebook. Contributing in this issue: Ian Lyman.
THE GLORIOUS YEARS - Who could 'discover' a new railway bridge, and resist having a peep over the parapet to 'see if anything was coming'? Cliff Sarah traces back more leisurely days. in words and pictures.
DON'T JUST STAND THERE - BUILD A BETTER WORKSHOP! - Does locomotive restoration have to be carried out in primitive conditions? Simon Marshall and Mick Yarker suggest a not-necessarily-expensive short-cut for engine restorers.
AN OVERLOAD FOR THE BANK - The daily business of getting coal from Haig Colliery to Ladysmith Washery was not an experience for the faint-hearted. Steven Oakden serves the first helping in a new series of "Industrial steam in retrospect'.
MAILBAG - The monthly omnibus of opinion, conjecture, and occasionally congratulation on matters of steam and other related religions.
TIMETABLE - What's on in the month ahead - your guide to main line and private line steaming events, railway society meetings and slide shows.
'PERMANENT WAY - and not so permanent way' goes to the closed northern section of the Kent & East Sussex Railway for another look at what was, and what is.
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