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This year, London’s new Crossrail railway – known as the Elizabeth Line – will open, transforming travel across the capital. This new bookazine fro...

The railway is in the midst of significant change, as it recovers from the pandemic and begins to implement the reforms set out in the Williams-Sha...

Britain's Railways in the 1950sThe 1950s were a pivotal decade for Britain’s railways as the country emerged from the ravages of World War Two. At ...

Locomotive DirectoryThe Encyclopedia of Modern UK Traction LocosThis 148-page special publication is the author’s lifelong work to document each ...

New for 2016 is the first Hornby Handbook. Bringing together full details on Hornby s 2016 range together with practical guides to railway modellin...

Testing, Testing Understanding Britain's Test Trains Testing, Testing traces the development of British Rail Research, and Mechanical and Electrica...

This is GB Railfreight Moving everything from gravel to people This is a special 116-page publication tells the story of one of Britain’s leading ...

Hornby Magazine Yearbook No. 13 BOOKAZINE The thirteenth annual Hornby Magazine Yearbook is here in softback bookazine format and offers a spectrum...

Modelling British Railways - Wagonload Formations Volume 2 The last 20 years has seen a huge increase in the number of wagon models available along...

Rolling Stock Review 2021-2022 Now in its 4th year of publication, Rolling Stock Review continues to be the only publication providing full techni...

Train Traveller is the eagerly awaited publication for people that travel by rail just because they can. Covering inspirational routes in the UK an...

Since the dawn of privatisation in the mid-1990s, train operating companies have often been forced to call upon additional rolling stock to keep ti...

Modern Railways Review 2021 Produced by the team from Modern Railways the leading monthly rail magazine - The Modern Railways Review 2021 offers a ...

British Railways Privatisation Years Britain's railways have undergone huge fundamental changes, twice. The first when nationalised after World War...