The Railway Magazine - February 2022

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Practice & Performance
John Heaton FCILT looks at how Britain’s first main line diesels, the LMS-designed Co-Co ‘Twins’ Nos. 10000 and 10001, performed on passenger and freight duties on the West Coast Main Line.

West Country ‘Whistlers’
Although Class 40 ‘Whistlers’ could reach as far west as Exeter on freights, there have been little more than a handful of known passenger workings to Devon and Cornwall – and these were almost exclusively on railtours, writes Paul Bickerdyke.

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