It arrived at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre in Quainton in 1978 and has been rebuilt by volunteers from the 6989 Restoration Group. Project member Chris Taylor said its run on Sunday would be ...

A range of exciting events to celebrate the 150th anniversary of London Underground will take place in the beautiful Vale of Aylesbury at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre in an area that is now ...

GWR loco no.6695 will be coming to us for the event from Swindon & Cricklade Railway and she will be running from our newly re-instated Quainton Road Platform 1. What's more, she will be the first ...

Members of the Milton Keynes Bolts ice hockey team have raised more than £1,000 for charity after pulling a 22 tonne steam train up and down the tracks at Quainton Railway Centre.

STEAM locomotives and trolley rides helped signal a successful day out at Didcot Railway Centre’s Steam Gala. The two-day event – called All in a Day’s Work – was held this weekend for the ...

The removal of Oxford's historic London Midland & Scottish rail station, and rebuilding as a railway visitor centre at Quainton, near Aylesbury, was a labour of love. The station was constructed ...

HYDERABAD: The Centre’s decision to phase out diesel locomotives from across the country has not gone down well with South Central Railway (SCR) emplo.

THE first locomotive has arrived at the site of the Yorkshire Wolds Railway’s proposed Visitor Centre. The diesel-hydraulic shunter, bought from a site near Doncaster, was delivered to the site ...

It arrived at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre in Quainton in 1978 and has been rebuilt by volunteers from the 6989 Restoration Group. Project member Chris Taylor said its run on Sunday would be ...

Milton Keynes Bolts pulled a 22 tonne steam train 2,000 metres up and down the tracks at Quainton Railway Centre in aid of the charity Alec's Angels "I had no idea what I was getting myself into when ...

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