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Explore London transport collection

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Robin Jones

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18th April 2022

This week, for four days only, London Transport Museum’s Depot in Acton, West London, will open its doors for the public to explore it.
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UK railway round-up

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Shannon Butcher

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14th April 2022

This week’s roundup of news from the UK railway industry.
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Sir Nigel Gresley returns to action next week

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Robin Jones

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13th April 2022

A short ceremony will mark the occasion.
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Union hails support for strikes by railway workers and cleaners

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Shannon Butcher

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11th April 2022

Strikes by railway workers and cleaners in two separate disputes over pay were said to be “solidly supported” on Sunday.
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Mortons Media Group Acquires Four New Titles

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Shannon Butcher

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8th April 2022

Our publishers, Mortons Media Group Ltd. have recently acquired four new modelling titles to add to our portfolio, including RCM&E, Model Boats, Model Engineer and Model Engineers’ Workshop. The magazines will continue to be led by their existing editors.
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UK railway round-up

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Shannon Butcher

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8th April 2022

This week’s roundup of news from the UK railway industry.
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Great Central Railway approves plans for £1m bridge replacement

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Sam Hewitt

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7th April 2022

The Great Central Railway PLC’s Board have approved for work on the replacement of Bridge 326 crossing the A60 adjacent to the former Brush Works in Loughborough to begin.
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Llangollen Railway revises spring timetable

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Robin Jones

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6th April 2022

The Llangollen Railway reacts to the coal shortage and fuel price increases.
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Moorsline opens for 2022 today

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Robin Jones

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4th April 2022

The North Yorkshire Moors Railway opens today (April 4) for its 2022 season.
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Fresh rail strike to cause disruption to services

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Shannon Butcher

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1st April 2022

A rail operator is warning of a “significant reduction” in services on Sunday because of a fresh strike by conductors in a long-running dispute over pay.
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