37610 near Banbury with a Network Rail test train.

66137 passing Banbury.

LNER 60103 'Flying Scotsman' approaches Banbury, running 143 minutes late, with the 1Z31 'Great Britain X11' 1004 York - London Paddington having been heavily delayed south of Derby due mainly to ... (more)

Britains newest steam locomotive,"Tornado",on a Toton to Old Oak Common move.

Class 67's are due to finish hauling services to Birmingham and Kidderminster for Chiltern Railways with the December timetable change and are to be replaced by the comparatively newer Class 68's.... (more)

37261 leading and 97301 trailing bring the Network Rail Radio Survey train into Banbury, working as 1Q13 Tysely - Old Oak Common.

Ex GWR Castle class 5043 Earl of Mount Edgecumbe hauls the First Moor Street Express Railtour past the boats on the Oxford canal at Heyford. Despite a recent thaw there is still ice on the canal.

A spoil train heads north past the church in the village of Kings Sutton.

An unpowered Driving Trailer leads a Wrexham to London Marylebone service into Banbury station. This small company run a handful of trains between London and Wrexham,using a class 67 loco on one e... (more)

A "Super Voyager", with a Manchester to Bournemouth service,passes the signalbox at Banbury North as it slows for the Banbury station stop.

0-6-0T Pannier tank 9600 eases past Kings Sutton with the Centenary Steam Express railtour from Chinnor to Banbury. This train was part of the GWR 175 celebrations as well as commemorating the 100... (more)

47747 named "Graham Farish" heads a virgin cross-country service south at Warkworth with a mixture of virgin and intercity liveried stock heading for Bournmouth .

47843 "Vulcan" Heads north at Grimsbury with a virgin cross country service the 06.00 London Paddington to Manchester Piccadilly .

Still on hire to Colas rail 47839 named "Pegasus" passes Little Bourton Crossing north of Banbury with the 13.05 Burton Yard to Dollands Moor empty steel .

30 mins after my previous shot, the light was even more golden, but the storm clouds had receded. Due to engineering work on the normal route from London Euston to Birmingham, Virgin were running ... (more)