Alex Bestwick
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January 2024
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Rail Express is essential reading for today’s rail enthusiasts and photographers; and the January issue brings you the latest news, headlines, images and features from across the entire rail network.
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Flying Scotsman to see out centenary year at Locomotion museum
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The famous locomotive will end its centenary year with a visit to the Locomotion museum in Shildon.
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Most and least used railway stations in Britain revealed
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The most used station recorded 80.4 million entries and exits while the least used recorded only 34.
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Accurascale reveal first look at decorated 16 tonner samples
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Accurascale have revealed first looks at samples for their upcoming and highly anticipated 16 ton mineral wagon range.
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Proto-railway station pub and railway footbridge among new Historic England listings
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A number of significant places in the history of England’s railways have been added to the National Heritage List for England 2023.
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Rail services disrupted by fourth electric wire failure in nine days
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Train services have been disrupted following the fourth major issue with overhead electric wires on Britain’s railways in nine days.
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Book of the week: Steaming through the Yorkshire Dales
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Our book pick this week is Ray Fincham’s fascinating look at the world of steam in the Yorkshire Dales.
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A Christmas railway ghost story: The Four-Fifteen Express by Amelia B. Edwards
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On an afternoon just before Christmas, a man finds himself sharing a train compartment with a man whom he later learns has been missing for 3 months.
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Train disruptions continue following ‘surreal’ evacuation
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Services to and from one of the UK’s busiest railway stations remain disrupted into Friday morning after hundreds of passengers were stranded on dark, cold trains for several hours Thursday evening.
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Rail workers ‘fear accidents amid spending cuts’
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Network Rail workers fear a major railway incident is likely to happen in the next two years due to spending cuts, a new report reveals.
