The Railway Magazine
152 FOLLOWERS
The Railway Magazine is the most authoritative rail publication in Britain today. They pride themselves on their news content and unique blend of award-winning trackside photography, features, interviews, and exclusives. Their wide-ranging coverage of the rail industry and heritage railways, past and present, is second to none. Published continuously since 1897, it prides itself on its news..
Introduce ‘yellow card’ first warning for rail passengers caught without a ticket, watchdog suggests
The Railway Magazine
5d ago
Train passengers caught without a ticket should be let off with a warning for a first offence, a watchdog has suggested ..read more
The Railway Magazine
6d ago
The UK Government will provide new funding for Welsh railways, the Welsh First Minister said ..read more
The Railway Magazine
1w ago
More than two million train tickets will be discounted as part of a promotion next week, the Department for Transport (DfT) has announced ..read more
The Railway Magazine
1w ago
Snow and heavy winds have brought travel disruption as temperatures plummeted to minus 11C overnight ..read more
The Railway Magazine
1w ago
Celebrating 27 years in 2025 this well-established UK based company offer “general interest rail, nature and culture” and a separate ..read more
The Railway Magazine
1w ago
The Railway Magazine provides the latest news, Steam & Heritage, modern traction and reviews and our brand-new January issue is out now ..read more
The Railway Magazine
2w ago
Nick Pigott visits a former Great Central Railway tunnel that has been repurposed as the world’s longest indoor vehicle test track ..read more
The Railway Magazine
2w ago
Gatwick Airport railway station closed and rail passengers were evacuated following a fire under a train ..read more
The Railway Magazine
2w ago
Passengers will benefit from train companies being charged lower fees to operate between London St Pancras and the Channel Tunnel, a regulator said ..read more
The Railway Magazine
1M ago
The National Railway Museum is today delighted to announce that the museum has reached agreement with Flying Scotsman’s custodian, Northern Steam Operations Limited (NSOL), on future arrangements for the locomotive and how the two parties will work together in the future. ..read more