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Derailed Fratton train is removed

INVESTIGATIONS are continuing into how a South Western Railway unit became derailed during a shunting move at Fratton depot in Hampshire, trapping other trains in their sidings. No one was hurt. The incident happened at about 01.30 on Friday morning, and caused some disruption to services between London Waterloo and Portsmouth

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Britain’s best-selling rail title The Railway Magazine is back for another month of award-winning photos, news, features and exclusives from the rail industry, past and present. Here’s what to expect in the August issue of The Railway Magazine: Headline Lines Bright future for post-Covid railfreight growth; European lines wrecked by heavy rain and floods; Hybrid

Green light for new Welsh rail testing centre

A NEW 'world-class' rail test centre in south Wales on a former opencast mining site at the head of the Dulais and Swansea valleys has been given the seal of approval by local councillors. The Global Centre of Rail Excellence – a train, rail infrastructure and technology testing base – will

Overnight derailment blocks Portsmouth depot

A TRAIN has become derailed during a shunting move at South Western Railway's Fratton traincare depot, near Portsmouth. At least one vehicle left the rails while the train was being moved at low speed at 01.30 this morning. No one was hurt, but some trains have been trapped in the depot. The

Ivatt tank to attack Bodmin’s banks!

The Bodmin & Wenford Railway (BWR) has received a welcome visitor to assist with its peak summer timetable – Mid-Hants Railway-based BR ‘2MT’ No. 41312. The Ivatt 2-6-2T is set to spend around three weeks on the friendly Cornish heritage line before returning home to the Watercress Line. Ahead of entering

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