The last newsletter I received came in late August. The accompanying email said that in 2021 the newsletter dates will revert to March / June/...
I thought the radius looked too large for a bogie wheel boss (although knowing how canny photographers can be....). My thought was that it's the...
Consider me interested in helping out the sludge-shovelling party, if it is on a weekend.
I read in the news that the Government are organising a grant scheme for heritage construction/ restoration projects that were halted by the onset...
If the guys at Loughborough had had to rebuild their base of operations from a flattened site, and then lay a half mile or so of track to reach...
Am I right in thinking that once the Factory Flyover arches and the Railway Terrace decks are in, that the only new civil engineering required...
In more positive news, an update in the latest copy of "Driving Wheels" (arrived yesterday) says that the bogies and wheelsets for #228 are...
Going back through the last page or so of posts... 1) I've never understood why there's the need to be disparaging of the subjects of other...
Lots of positives in the newsletter, the impression I get is that we're gearing up for another big push forward (like when the frames arrived in...
Having seen the brochure, I remain to be convinced the Railway actually knows what it is raising funds for, by which I mean, where it will go,...
I think you're right; there's an article about it in 'World of Trains' (remember that partwork from the early 1990s?) that predicted it would be...
Wait, there are only 400 people signed up to give monthly? I'm one of them.... if the number is that small maybe they'll lay on a 'monthly...
They've got the driving wheels fitted now?!? (Last time I saw it, a few years ago, it was in much the same state of completion as it had been...
Speaking with my architectural conservationist hat on, it's an honest repair that's identifiably not part of the original structure, in much the...
Officially interested....
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