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Bressingham Steam Museum Opens in new window


Take a trip on one of the four railways at Bressingham, the collection of working locomotives will take you round magnificent gardens and woodland, or ride on the steam carousel. A trip to the locomotive sheds brings the power and the glory of mighty steam engineering up close. The National Dad's Army collection lets you wander through Walmington-on-Sea looking at original props and vehicles from the series, you'd be a stupid boy to miss it!


The Bulleid Society Opens in new window


The Bulleid Society is a locomotive preservation society dedicated to the Bulleid Pacifics.


Bure Valley Railway Opens in new window


Norfolk's longest fifteen inch gauge line runs between the ancient market town of Aylsham and Wroxham, the 'Capital of the Norfolk Broads' with country stations serving the villages of Brampton, Buxton and Coltishall. The 18 mile round trip runs through the picturesque Bure valley countryside following the meandering river through meadowland and ancient pasture stopping occasionally at small country villages.


Class 58 Locomotive Group Opens in new window


The website of the Class 58 Locomotive Group


Corporate Layouts Opens in new window


Corporate Layouts provides Hornby and Scalextric layouts for hire or purchase. Layouts can be made to order for corporate events, the avid enthusiast or for a child.


Dover Transport Museum Opens in new window


Dover Transport Museum in Kent has a fascinating collection of vintage transport and transport models of all types. Highlights include one of the first American lorries supplied to the British Army in the First World War, a beautifully restored Romany caravan and an Aveling and Porter Steam Roller.


Eurostar Opens in new window


The Official Eurostar Website


GWR Preservation Group Limited Opens in new window


Based at Southall Railway Centre in Middlesex, the group's locomotive stock includes; GWR Pannier 9682 (undergoing retubing), GWR Prairie 4110 (At Tyseley Loco Works awaiting final restoration), GWR Heavy Goods 2885 (Static exhibit at Moor Street Station, Birmingham – awaiting move), RSH 'Birkenhead', (awaiting hire details), Peckett 'William Murdoch' (awaiting hire details). The group also own the only loco of its type – Diesel AEC Class 4wDM (Built at Southall AEC works), and a Baguley-Dre


The Hornby Railway Collectors Association Opens in new window


The Hornby Railway Collectors Association was founded for the purpose of stimulating interest among collectors and operators of Hornby Trains and accessories, both '0' Gauge and Dublo, as manufactured by Meccano Ltd. in their British factories up to 1965 and overseas up to 1973.


London and North Western Railway Society Opens in new window


The LNWR Society was formed in 1973 and collects information about the London and North Western Railway, its constituents and its successors.


Merchant Navy Locomotive Preservation Society Opens in new window


News, history, photos and information about the Merchant Navy class of locomotives.


Mid Hants Railway - Watercress Line Opens in new window


Formerly part of Britain's national rail network between Alton and Alresford in Hampshire, the Mid Hants Railway Watercress Line runs preserved steam trains along ten miles of heritage railway.


The Mid-Suffolk Light Railway Opens in new window


The Mid-Suffolk Light Railway, known affectionately as 'The Middy', is remembered in Suffolk's only railway museum. The museum is dedicated to keeping alive the memories of the Middy by conserving historical documents as well as preserving the hardware which goes to make up a working railway. Steam trains operate on selected days during Spring, Summer and Autumn.


The Mid-Norfolk Railway Opens in new window


The MnrThe Official website for the Mid Norflok Railway, features include news and events, photo album and membership details.


National Railway Museum Opens in new window


Discover over 300 years of history and over a million wonderful objects. Marvel at iconic locomotives, watch engineering work in progress in the Workshop, browse the object-filled Warehouse, or let off steam in the outdoor play area.


Network Rail Opens in new window


Network Rail runs, maintains and develops Britain's tracks, signalling system, rail bridges, tunnels, level crossings, viaducts and 18 key stations.


The North Norfolk Railway - Poppy Line Opens in new window


The North Norfolk Railway offers a 10.5 mile round trip by steam and vintage diesel trains through a delightful area of North Norfolk designated as being of outstanding natural beauty.


Pete Waterman's Rail Nuts Blog Opens in new window


Pete Waterman's personal rail orientated blog. "Pete's Blog - This is how I do it"


Picture Pride Displays Opens in new window


Picture Pride Displays Ltd have been manufacturing 100% totally dust proof display cabinets using traditional skills for nearly 30 years. They are an established company that is based in the West Midlands and are proud that their products have not only become synonymous with the leading manufacturers of Die-cast and Model Railways but also for all ardent collectors.


The Princess Royal Class Locomotive Trust Opens in new window


The Princess Royal Class Locomotive Trust (PRCLT) has the aim of preservation, restoration, operation and display of locomotives and in particular the Princess Royal Class.


Severn Valley Railway Opens in new window


The SVR is a full-size standard-gauge railway line running regular steam-hauled passenger trains between Kidderminster in Worcestershire and Bridgnorth in Shropshire, a distance of 16 miles. The journey follows closely the meandering course of the River Severn for most of the way on its journey.


The Tanfield Railway Opens in new window


With an unparalleled history dating back to 1725, spectacular scenery and a truly unique atmosphere, the Tanfield Railway is the North East's biggest and most popular steam railway. Less than half an hour from Newcastle and within easy reach of Tyneside, Wearside and County Durham, steam trains run every Sunday and Bank Holiday on a picturesque six mile round trip from Sunniside in Gateshead to East Tanfield near Stanley.


Virgin Trains Opens in new window


The official website for Virgin Trains.