DB Cargo invests in new vans to assist with railway breakdown and recovery
The investment will bring improvements in effectiveness of operations for one of the UK rail industries leading providers of breakdown and recovery se…
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Steam locomotive 6233 Duchess of Sutherland to pass through Oxford and Banbury this Friday
6233 Duchess of Sutherland will be moving to Tyseley this Friday (16th September) and will pass through Oxford and Banbury.
Steam locomotive 6233 Duchess of Sutherland to visit London, Brentford, Reading, Bath Spa and Bristol this Wednesday
Steam locomotive 35028 Clan Line will be back in steam on the mainline, and will be in Didcot and Bristol on Wednesday 14th September 2022.
Train services through Oxford to be disrupted for next 4 weekends
During the next four weekends, Oxford station will be closed and there will be no train services between Oxford and Didcot, Banbury, and Hanborough.
Bahamas steam locomotive to visit Worcester this Saturday
45596 Bahamas will be visiting Worcester this Saturday as it hauls Railway Touring Company's The Cotswold Venturer.
Safety warning as shocking CCTV footage reveals children misusing a level crossing in Oxfordshire
The CCTV footage shows Wantage Road level crossing in Grove, Oxfordshire and captures the group of children playing on the railway
Two steam locomotives are set to visit Plymouth this Wednesday
70000 Britannia and 34046 Braunton is set to haul part of The Golden Hind this Wednesday, 13th July 2022.
Steam locomotive 61306 Mayflower to visit Bath this Thursday
Steam locomotive 61306 Mayflower will be on the mainline again this Thursday, 26th May 2022, as it hauls a special railtour to Bath Spa.
Broad Gauge coach arrives at Didcot Railway Centre
Didcot Railway Centre has taken delivery of a GWR carriage that was built for the broad gauge but could be later converted to standard gauge.
42 towns and cities bid to host Great British Railways HQ
In response to the Government's call for communities to bid to become the new home for Great British Railways, 42 towns and cities responded.