The concluding episode of ‘Great Rail Restorations’ with Peter Snow on Channel 4 has been rescheduled to Saturday 7 July at 7pm.
Our Oldbury No.10 carriage and the other three restored carriages are finally brought together to create a ‘Time Train’. This was filmed on the Llangollen Railway in November 2017 and it is fair to say was a rather odd train, but was a great success.
Watch it or record it!
WHAT IS THE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF ASHEY? Ashey station was opened in 1875 as part of the Ryde and Newport Railway. At the time, it was the only intermediate station
Built 150 years ago in 1875 for the opening of the Ryde to Newport Railway, reduced to an unmanned halt in 1953 and sold into private ownership in 1968 when
The Isle of Wight Steam Railway (IWSR) is saying a fond farewell to one of its locomotives, which is going to a new home near Northampton.
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