SEPTEMBER 2018 Yurtdışı Haberleri by railsistem - Eylül 5, 20180 Headline News Fares to rise by 3.2% in January, ScotRail puts Class 385s into passenger service and receives first refurbished HST, 11 Class 50s for SVR Golden Jubilee gala, GWR introduces Class 802s on Penzance route, Locomotive Services Ltd buys HSTs and Class 90s for charter work. Track Record The Railway Magazine’s monthly news digest Steam & Heritage Replica ‘Saint’ breaks cover, Tyseley to restore Thornbury Castle, four ‘Castles’ and Bahamas for Tyseley open day, Green BR ‘2MT’ makes first moves at KWVR, Bluebell ‘5MT’ set for West Somerset gala, ‘Sutherland’ to visit Swanage. Industrial Steam Portfolio Irish Miniature Narrow Gauge Classic Traction Classic Traction Portfolio World Railtours Metro Network Traction & Stock ‘Euro 66’ arrives in UK for repairs, TPE Class 802/2 and Mk5s on test, October 28 launch for new Caledonian Sleeper stock, fresh look for West Midlands units, first Marston Vale Class 230 unveiled, Class 60s start work with GBRf. Stock Update Traction Portfolio Operations Regulars Multiple Aspects: With Lord Berkeley. Railways in Parliament Subscription Offer Subscribe today to receive your monthly copies ofThe Railway Magazine from only £20. Readers’ Platform Reviews Heritage Diary Details of when Britain’s unique collection of heritage railways and railway museums are open. PanoramaOur regular gallery of the best railway photography from around the world. From The RM Archives Meetings Reader Services Crossword & Where Is It? Features Concrete and China Clay Practice & Performance looks at a selection of recent operations, including loco-hauled trains in northern England and GWR’s short-formed ‘Castle’ HSTs. Next Steps for the Borders Railway Ashley Butlin reports on proposals to build on the success of the reopened Edinburgh-Tweedbank line with further extensions and service improvements. Narrow Gauge Preservation Stalwart Nicola Fox meets John Bate, an octogenarian engineer who has spent most of his adult life volunteering at the Talyllyn Railway. Never Again… As we mark the 50th anniversary of the end of BR steam, Chris Milner looks back at a group of photographers whose exploits became legendary at the time – the Master Neverers. 90 Years of Railway Enthusiasm The Railway Correspondence and Travel Society (RCTS) is celebrating its 90th anniversary – Rodney Lissenden and Paul Chancellor look back at the society’s early days, and how it has adapted to a changing hobby. Tracks to the Trenches 3 Cliff Thomas reports from deepest Staffordshire and the third instalment of an event commemorating the role played by narrow gauge railways during the First World War. ON THE COVER MAIN IMAGE: Back on the main line after more than 30 years, Class 40No. D213 Andania hauled its first railtour since 1984 on August 27. On one of a series of test runs prior to the big day, the EE Type 4passes Albrighton on the Shrewsbury to Wolverhampton line on August 9. GEOFF GRIFFITHS INSET 1: The RCTS celebrates 90 years of railway enthusiasm. COLOUR-RAIL INSET 2: Behind the legend of the ‘Master Neverers’. INSET 3: Building on the success of the Borders Railway reopening. The October 2018 issue of The RM will be on sale on October 3 – order your copy now! Enjoy more of The Railway Magazine reading every month. Click here to subscribe. Share this: Comments comments Paylaşmak Güzeldir... Facebook üzerinde paylaş (Yeni pencerede açılır) Facebook X'te paylaş (Yeni pencerede açılır) X LinkedIn'de paylaş (Yeni pencerede açılır) LinkedIn WhatsApp'ta paylaş (Yeni pencerede açılır) WhatsApp Pinterest'te paylaş (Yeni pencerede açılır) Pinterest Telegram'da paylaş (Yeni pencerede açılır) Telegram Reddit'te paylaş (Yeni pencerede açılır) Reddit Tumblr' da Paylaş (Yeni pencerede açılır) Tumblr Arkadaşınıza e-posta ile bağlantı gönderin (Yeni pencerede açılır) E-posta Daha fazla Yazdır (Yeni pencerede açılır) Yazdır Bunu beğen:Beğen Yükleniyor... İlgili Share on Facebook Share Share on TwitterTweet Share on Pinterest Share Share on LinkedIn Share Share on Digg Share Send email Mail