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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
FEATURES:

Every Single One - How many steam locomotives have there ever been in the entire world-since the first one took to the rails in 1804? After an astonishing amount of research, Philip Atkins identifies the countries of origin and the years of output.

Cementa€ s Mixed Fortunes - Paul Shannon takes a look at cement movements by rail over the past 50 years, with one leading producer taking the initiative and returning from road to rail.

Neville Hill drivers and a€~The North Britona€ - Opportunity to assess the performance of individual engine drivers is rare, but for the first time in a€~Practice & Performance, we publish a€~league tablesa€ featuring the men of the Neville Hill express link.

From Underground to Overground - John Cormack reports on the exciting transformation of a a€~Cinderellaa€ Underground line into part of an orbital line for London known as a€~The Overgrounda€ .

The a€~Lazarusa€ Locos - Our acclaimed series on a€~new-builda€ and a€~re-builda€ steam locomotive projects continues with an examination of the GWR a€~Grangea€ 4-6-0 project.

Its Exam Time - Nicholas Walker concludes his in-depth examination of maintenance depot activities in the post-Privatisation era.

Panorama - Our regular monthly showcase featuring the top images from the top photographers.

Steam to the Grand Canyon - Dave Hewitt tells how one of the greatest wonders of the world regained its rail link.

News:
Headline News - Procurement starts for HST2; Lambrigg clear-up; Wembley to miss out on football specials; HSBC gives trains to Island Line; 'Pacers' to be pensioned off; Hybrid HST for GCR gala; Rail Minister exclusive; Tribute to Peter Semmens.

Track Record:
Steam News
Steam News Portfolio
Narrow Gauge News
Traction & Stock News
Traction Portfolio
Network News
Metro News
Fight for Freight
Classic Traction News
Specials Pages
Operations News
Disposals & Stock Spot

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Readers' Platform
Subscriptions Ad
Time Traveller
100 Years Ago
Events Timetable
Classified Ads
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FRONT COVER: It's been a good month for 'firsts': The AC Locomotive Group's painstaking restoration of Class 86 No. 86101 Sir William A. Stanier paid off handsomely in March when it became the first preserved a.c. electric loco to gain main line certification. Looking smart with a rake of ex-Virgin Mk 2s, the pioneer approaches Brock crossing on March 24 with a Compass railtour from Carlisle to Crewe. INSET: Also back on the main line, after overhaul by the Eastleigh Railway Preservation Society, is SR 4-6-0 No. 850, seen on the Carnforth-Hellifield line during its test run on March 7. Full picture: page 7.
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