Diesel

  • Book of the Week: Diesel Dawn 5

    Book of the Week: Diesel Dawn 5

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    Increasing affluence and a second-hand car allowed the author a geographical range previously denied to him and with various pals he embarked in the 1970s and 1980s on a number of expeditions.

  • Severn Valley Railway gearing up for Easter reopening

    Severn Valley Railway gearing up for Easter reopening

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    Severn Valley Railway has announced that the railway will reopen to visitors for Easter.

  • Hitachi Rail to launch UK first long distance battery trains

    Hitachi Rail to launch UK first long distance battery trains

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    Long-distance trains will run on battery power in a UK first, manufacturer Hitachi Rail has announced.

  • Northern rail network makes final Pacer train journey

    Northern rail network makes final Pacer train journey

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    A railway network has bid a final farewell to its fleet of Pacer trains after more than three decades of service.

  • National lockdown delays Blue Pullman launch

    National lockdown delays Blue Pullman launch

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    A NATIONAL coronavirus lockdown running from November 5 to December 2 has forced Locomotive Services Limited to postpone the launch run of its ‘Blue Pullman’ HST.

  • Remembering the ‘Clay Tigers’

    Remembering the ‘Clay Tigers’

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    With the release of the Kernow model, David Ratcliffe profiles a career that spanned two decades.

  • German ‘Rabbits’ days numbered

    German ‘Rabbits’ days numbered

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    GERMAN Railways (DB) had hundreds of diesel-hydraulic locos introduced in the 1960s and 1970s to replace steam, but their days working passenger trains are now coming to an end. Of the several hundred ‘V160’ B-B design locos built, only the final variant – Class 218 – remains in use with DB for passenger services. They…

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