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Narrow Gauge World, publié en langue Anglais, est un magazine de Royaume-Uni. Consultez Narrow Gauge World en ligne sur PressReader ou téléchargez des numéros pour les lire plus tard. Parcourez les anciens numéros de Narrow Gauge World dans les archives.

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ArticleRais­ing the pres­sure...

Wel­come to the Octo­ber issue of Nar­row Gauge World – these words are being writ­ten in early Septem­ber at the end of an at many times frus­trat­ing peak sea­son for the UK nar­row gauge – dom­in­ated, as I dis­cussed last month, by the...

Rais­ing the pres­sure...

ArticleA need for speed?

Cover: Bala Lake Rail­way chief engin­eer Rob Houghton has reason to looked chuffed at the reg­u­lator of Bag­nall 0-4-0ST ‘Dorothy’, which he had fin­ished restor­ing in time for the rail­way’s August Gala, the loco’s first steam in around a cen­tury....

A need for speed?

ArticleWelsh­pool Gala hosts a Bowa­ters loco reunion

The 2026 Welsh­pool & Llan­fair Light Rail­way Steam & Diesel Gala saw four loco­mot­ives that formerly worked on the Bowa­ters Paper Rail­way at Sit­ting­bourne in Kent gathered together at Welsh­pool Raven Square on the even­ing of 4th Septem­ber for...

Welsh­pool Gala hosts a Bowa­ters loco reunion

ArticleOppor­tun­ity to drive old­est elec­tric trams

The Volk’s Elec­tric Rail­way in Brighton was set to con­clude its reg­u­lar oper­at­ing sea­son on 19th Septem­ber with the now tra­di­tional pro­gramme of illu­min­ated tram ser­vices, run­ning to 9pm and crewed by mem­bers of the sea­side elec­tric...

Oppor­tun­ity to drive old­est elec­tric trams

ArticleMore motive power for Gun­powder line

The Gun­powder Rail­way in Essex is con­tinu­ing to add more items to its col­lec­tion of 2ft 6in stock, with two loco­mot­ives arriv­ing on 2nd Septem­ber. The line, based at the Waltham Abbey Royal Gun­powder Mills and cel­eb­rat­ing the his­tory of...

More motive power for Gun­powder line

ArticlePony saddles up for Vic­torian event

The Ffest­iniog & Welsh High­land Rail­way’s ‘large Eng­land’ 0-4-0ST ‘Welsh Pony’, and new-build double Fairlie ‘James Spooner’ are both set to play full roles in the latest Vic­torian Week­end on the line on 2nd-4th Octo­ber, both hav­ing been...

Pony saddles up for Vic­torian event