The Railway Magazine - November 2022

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All’s not right on the Isle of Wight
A year after the Island Line’s much-delayed reopening with new trains and upgraded infrastructure, its passengers still await the promised four-car trains, 30-minute service frequency, and reliable connections with mainland ferries, as Phil Marsh discovers.

On shed at Llan
Gareth Evans visits the Llangollen Railway’s motive power depot and learns about the latest developments with the facilities and on the steam and diesel locomotives..

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