Class 40 no. 40 088 was scrapped well over 20 years ago. The cab was rescued and mounted onto a road vehicle as a publicity display for the Class 40 Preservation Society, which owns, runs and main... (more)

It seems to take a lot of staff to manoevre this vintage diesel railcar onto the turntable at the Railway Museum in Budapest. The car is used to give visitors a ride from Nyugati Station to the Mu... (more)

A quiet midweek morning at Rawtenstall on the East Lancashire Railway. BR pacific no. 71000 Duke of Gloucester stands in the station after having arrived with the first train of the day from Bury.

Another view at Blaenau Festiniog with the dramatic mountains as a backdrop. Black Fives nos. 45231 and 45407 ease up to their carriages of The "Welsh Mountaineer" main line special to shunt them ... (more)

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch is a large village on the island of Anglesey in Wales. The long name was artificially contrived in the 1860s to give the station the long... (more)

The driver of "Jinty" class no. 47324 smiles as it arrives at Rawtenstall on the East Lancashire Railway with a morning midweek service..

"Jinty" no. 47324 whizzes along at all of 20mph at Burrs on the East Lancashire Railway with a midweek service from Rawtenstall to Bury.

A Class 377 passes Clapham Junction on its way to London Victoria.

The seldom photographed, but very handsome, Royal Scot class no. 6115 Scots Guardsman made a rare 'outside' appearance at the 150th anniversary celebrations at Liverpool Road Station, Manchester i... (more)

A panned shot of "Sapper" at Burrs as it powers the first midweek train of the week towards Rawtenstall.

Britannia class no 70013 Oliver Cromwell on display at the Open Weekend at The West Coast Railway Co. site at Carnforth

The driver of 47324 looks at me before he operates the switch for "Jinty" no. 47324 to change tracks as it runs round its train at Rawtenstall on the East lancashire Railway. The loco was about to... (more)

60019 Bittern and 4468 Mallard on display at The National Railway Museum at York at the "Great Reunion".

This Great Western prairie tank is no. 5541, a resident of the Dean Forest Railway. Its boiler has been overhauled at the Crewe Heritage Centre, where we see it waiting to have it refitted. The ch... (more)

In a muddy Llangollen shed yard, a volunteer uses a chain saw to cut up old loading pallets to use as firewood for the firelighting process. There were lots of fires to get going as it was the day... (more)