Heritage railway

Step aside Hanoi, move over Halong Bay, it's time to shine a light on Hue, Vietnam. From sipping on a steaming hot bowl of bun bo hue to wandering Dong Ba market, discover this lesser-known gem.

Work to reconnect two parts of a heritage railway line which was divided into two over three decades ago begins.

Locals are trying to prevent a heritage railway line being extended by two miles from Bodiam to Robertsbridge amid accusations of bullying and environmental vandalism.

One of the world's most famous steam locos reunited with miniature sized replica almost 90 years to the day when they were first pictured together.

SR Battle of Britain class 'Winston Churchill' seen here without nameplates outside the Ropley workshops on the Mid Hants Railway, July 2013 Unlike most most of the Heritage railway locos which were preserved after being withdrawn, this loco did not survive via the scrap yard at Barry. Because of the part it played in British history it was earmarked for preservation whilst still active with BR. It now forms part of the United Kingdom's National Collection which is based at the National…

By Don Benn My theme this time is steam out of Marylebone in the 1960s and 1980s. I didn’t cover the Great Central line in its heyday; only when it was in serious decline in the mid-1960s, and then as a change from the South Western main line. LNER Pacifics No. 4472 Flying Scotsman and 4468 Mall ...

7812 arriving into Highley during the Severn Valley Railway's 1940s weekend at the beginning of July.

The Spa Valley Railway has welcomed a new addition to their home fleet, with this weekend (Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th of September) being the first weekend that newly arrived Southern Railway Rebuilt Battle of Britain No.34053 "Sir Keith Park" has been hauling passenger trains.

The Churnet Valley Railway has thanked everyone for the number of shares regarding their signalling equipment theft which enabled them to reach a wider audience.

Can't resist a visit to Didcot Railway Museum, Great Western Society's unique collection of steam engines, coaches and wagons, all just fifteen minutes' drive from The Old Post Office, Wallingford