66723 in First Group "Barbie" purple livery.

Depot shunter (switcher) #08617, class 325 postal unit and Driving Trailer (cab car) #82101 await theit next turn of duties.

Late evening at Waterloo, whilst waiting for a Eurostar service to depart I turned the camera round to the station approaches, to find three trains waiting to enter the terminus and one departing,... (more)

The last visit of a Duchess 4-6-2 to London. No 46245 'City of London', in maroon livery, has just arrived at Paddington with a special train from Crewe.

The inaugural VIP service, the 11.01 from London St.Pancras to Paris Nord, passes Southfleet Junction, where the new section of HS1 joins the old route to Waterloo. This section of line to Fawkham... (more)

A view taken c1930 inside the famous St.Pancras train shed designed by William Barlow opened in 1868. From next Wednesday, 14th November 2007, it becomes the London terminus for Eurostar trains fr... (more)

A First Capital Connect 319 leaves Wimbledon Station. A Croydon Tramlink tram can be seen in the background also leaving.

Late on a Sunday evening Britannia Pacific No 70020 "Mercury" has arrived at Kings Cross with a special train from York.

159 015 heads south through Wimbledon

The 'Night Riviera' has arrived in Paddington as has the dawn sky. An identical class 57 was at the other end, which is normally the case on this train.

The 'Western Refiner' railtour arrives back in London nearly one hour late after a trip to Milford Haven. D1015 'Western Champion' is sporting the identity of long-since-departed sister D1016 on o... (more)

Gresley class B17 three-cylinder 4-6-0 No 61663 "Everton", one of the class named after football clubs - note the brass football beneath the nameplate - seen from the taxi ramp as it waited to lea... (more)

Evening rush hour at Clapham Junction with a 4-SUB emu arriving on a Waterloo to Kingston roundabout service. Long gone are the days of these old slam-door trains.

This South West trains EMU wears special Legoland advertising decals. Seen here at Clapham Junction, Britain's busiest Railway station.

444 037 heads through Wimbledon on its way from Waterloo