The Railway Magazine - 2022-10-03

• An honorary enthusiast!
• Headline News
• On the cover
• By Royal appointmen­t
• Railway steps up to support mourners for the Queen
• RSG MAKES STUNNING RETURN:
• ‘Jubilee’ renamed to mark Falklands war anniversar­y
• MOSSEND TO YORKSHIRE:
• EWR ‘SKI SLOPE’ TAKES SHAPE:
• NR power cars complete ETCS tests
• Ryde pier to close for repairs
• Closures planned to help East Anglian bridge upgrades
• More ‘Friday Charters’
• Roll-out for leafbustin­g technology
• GWS: No ‘Star’ plans
• New trains for Britain on show at Berlin’s Innotrans
• Union Pacific stages rare line-up ahead of moves
• University and new rail test centre join forces
• Labour pledge to renational­ise railways
• HS2 wins trackbed ban
• Eurostar’s Kent decision criticised
• Hydrogen record
• Holidays by train
• No easy fix to rail’s challenges
• Interchang­e project expected to support 1000 jobs
• Tunnel’s first cross-passages completed
• CHALKING-UP PROGRESS
• Generating lower emissions
• Paused ‘Green tunnel’ work resumes
• Curzon Street revamp still on hold
• Railways in Parliament
• 10 MINUTES 10 QUESTIONS
• FROM THE RM AUGUST 1986
• Stirling No. 1 in colour
• ‘Crompton’ crash mystery
• Quick political wins?
• Southend Pier signalling
• Ticket office closures
• HS2 ‘green tunnels’
• ALCAN ‘DELTIC’:
• Not EMU’s first gala use
• Lost Met electric
• RM Anniversar­y sticker
• Sitting on the fence
• FROM THE RAILWAY MAGAZINE ARCHIVES
• The RCTS: then and now
• Increased energy costs are anything but electrifyi­ng Heritage lines look at how to mitigate electricit­y costs – including solar panels.
• ‘Duke’ takes shape
• Redmire track appeal
• WSR cancels gala
• ‘Scotsman’ set for Swanage visit
• Forest ‘Pannier’ on course for 2023 season
• ‘Dukedog’ next for overhaul
• Bridgnorth Works fit for the future
• Hagley Hall relaunched
• L&Y locomotive­s to be ‘rounded up’ at Bury!
• ‘9F’ for Midsomer Norton
• Planned shutdown for bridge work
• Accessible route ramps up
• Ardingly on the cards
• Another visiting loco for Bluebell gala
• Mogul whets appetites
• Re-creating steam age scenes
• Churchward County forges ahead
• TAR TANK MOVES:
• Milestone reached
• Reinshaw reassembly underway
• EXCHANGE VISIT:
• CEGB LOCO GENERATES PUBLICITY:
• NEW CORRESPOND­ENT
• SINGLE LINES
• STANDARD ON TOUR:
• SOUTHERN LOCO ON SPA LINE:
• ATMOSPHERI­C CONDITIONS:
• MILESTONE DEPARTURE:
• TIPPLER EXCHANGE:
• Premier stars at Welshpool & Llanfair gala weekend
• Design for planned new WLLR first class carriage unveiled
• SINGLE LINES
• New Single-Fairlie Gowrie loco constructi­on gathers momentum
• Alford Valley revival gathers pace after lease is secured
• Replica FR brine wagon
• Steam-hauled passenger trains at Westonzoyl­and
• Faith returns to Somerset
• Third NG/G16 passes test and set for WHR service
• WDLR Baldwin set to return
• One-time David Shepherd loco moves from Locomotion to York
• Hutchinson boiler returned to SVR for modificati­on
• Electric and muscle power across The Cob
• Seven steam at Richmond Light Railway charity event
• SINGLE LINES
• Lincs Coast LR marks 60th anniversar­y – two years late!
• Appeal to restore Quarryman to operation
• Farm line overcomes hurdles
• Poole Park Railway reopens
• ‘Well-earned’ rest beckons for No. 715
• Crich needs a road-rail mobile elevating work platform
• Tram repairs progress at Beamish
• Class 58 Loco Group enters a new phase
• ‘Baby Deltic’ was Barrow Hill anniversar­y centrepiec­e
• £10,000 to view Ivatt Diesel Re-creation’s ‘Big Lift’
• Britain’s oldest SG diesel loco hauls its first passengers
• GCR diesel gala ‘downgraded’ to a running weekend
• Class 37 running day at Chinnor
• Chinnor 31 goes for accident repair
• Seats still available on BLS Class 50 specials
• LSL to take ‘Peak’ back to St Pancras
• Class 56 tour cancelled
• RTC to run Armistice Day charter
• Pathfinder unveils Christmas ‘Deltic’ special
• Troon rebuild options are open for comment
• Railway bridge damaged by burst water main
• Dry weather results in speed being halved on main line
• Consultati­on ends for Waterside Line
• East Linton progresses
• New life planned for Lincoln St Marks site
• Safety concerns force temporary closure of historic Beverley station footbridge
• Community room opens at Sleaford
• Steam opening for new East Grinstead footbridge
• Barmouth viaduct’s £30m upgrade enters final phases
• Ilford goes step free
• Blackford freight terminal ready to spring into life
• JNA-X box wagon unveiled
• Peak rate fares for Heathrow journeys
• RAIB gives advice after Audenshaw collision
• ‘Complicate­d’ repairs necessary on Bury line
• New DLR timetable
• Metro’s biggest ever closure begins
• DRS to retain Class 37s for ‘the time being’
• Farewell to ‘Grid’ spares donor
• A dozen ‘Pendolinos’ refurbishe­d
• No. 69006 painted
• Ex-managing director’s favourite train
• Notes of warning tested
• Scottish Hydrogen Train test runs
• WAGON REPORT
• Stock Update Track Record
• Operations Track Record
• €230 million programme to protect Dublin Rosslare line from erosion
• First items of broad gauge stock arrives at Maam Cross
• Vegetation clearance starts on Foynes line
• Operations on narrow gauge peat railways continue to wind down
• New timetable proposes more commuter services
• First intermedia­tes are delivered from Korea
• German main line closes for seven year rebuild
• STLB SUPPORTS REGIOJET:
• INTERNATIO­NAL LINE REOPENS IN THE BALKANS:
• Diesels from Durango
• New Zealand bids farewell to ex Australian DMUs
• HALF A CENTURY OF U-BAHN:
• Battery loco for Thailand
• EMD locos in the Gulf
• Railways in Cumbria A snapshot from the Fifties and Sixties
• Preserved Locomotive­s of British Railways
• TRAIN FERRIES OF EUROPE TRAIN FERRIES OF THE AMERICAS,ASIA AND AFRICA TRAIN FERRIES OF EUROPE AND THE WORLD FLEET LIST 1850 TO PRESENT DAY
• Swiss Steam Locomotive­s since 1900
• Railways around Manchester
• Warley returns for 2022
• Modelling titles join Mortons’ portfolio
• Bressingha­m steam and gardens
• Bachmann club celebrates 25 years
• Great British Model Railway Show
• ‘O’ gauge Wimborne show
• Where is it?
• Solution to the August issue.

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