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Revisit your childhood this summer on a heritage railway journey. CATHY ROBI
Go car-free and take the train and bus from the city to some of the Scottish coast’s most beautiful beaches
Being too young to go to Shildon in 1975, my railway hobby started with the Liverpool and Manchester Rocket 150 celebrations in May 1980. I have lasting memories of visiting Rainhill for the cavalcade
In our latest Top 10, STEPHEN ROBERTS considers the best locations where ingenious use of railway heritage can help us to escape the ‘Rat Race’
PART ONE
The urge to create model trains can be traced back to the genesis of the real railway. George Dent examines how what was once a pastime of the affluent few became a mass-market hobby that endures to this day.
1M86, the 09.35 Glasgow Central-St Pancras, was the famous Up Thames Clyde Express and ran via the Glasgow Sou’ Western route, then the Settle and Carlisle line to Leeds, and then took the Midland Mai