"Deltic" no. 55 022 Royal Scots Grey about to pass under the bridge at Market St, Bury in the snow, after crossing the 'Ski Jump' bridge over the Metrolink tramway with a Lunchtime Diner service f... (more)

Preserved no. 37 109 stands in Bury Bolton St Station on the East Lancashire Railway waiting to set off on midweek ballast duties.

47120 'R.A.F. Kinloss' passes through Cardiff with some LPG tanks.

50001 'Dreadnought' stands at the Waterloo blocks having arrived with some empty stock that would form an additional 10:46 service to Salisbury.

The clock reads 16:05:43 as 33117 prepares to depart from Waterloo with the 16:10 to Salisbury.

33211 stands at the head of a spoil train at Clapham Junction. At the time, the track at the throat of Clapham Yard was being worked on.

A class 52 "Western" loco heads away from Bristol Temple Meads station with a mixed train of passenger and parcels stock in May 1969.These popular machines handled most of the express duties on th... (more)

47441 is at St Andrews Junction, Birmingham, with a Shrewsbury to Poole day excursion.

The 10:44 Holyhead - Newcastle heading along a misty coastline adjacent to construction work on the A55

The Orient Express on a southbound charter over the Settle & Carlisle nears the summit of the line in fantastic winter sunshine

Class 52 "Western" D1035 "Western Yeoman" pulls away from the now closed Gloucester Eastgate station with an express.It may well be a London Paddington to Cheltenham Spa service,as the class 52 di... (more)

The class 52 "Western"l locos were among the most loved British diesels of all time.Built at Swindon and Crewe between 1961 and 1964,these hydraulic machines handled all the Western Regions expres... (more)

Eastfield's 47595 'Confederation of British Industry' stands at King's Cross blocks with a parcel service.

A preserved 55015 'TULYAR' stands on display during a Crewe Works open day.

A new electricity pylon has blown down across the main line at Saltley. Luckily it hit nothing, and nothing hit it. The photo was taken several hours after the event, and the top of the pylon has ... (more)