Lincolnshire Coast Light Railway diesel day cavalcade
Chris Graham on 21st August 2024
We report on the very successful diesel day cavalcade that was held at the Lincolnshire Coast Light Railway.
First World War
A much-cherished 1938 Ferguson Brown still going strong!
Chris Graham on 22nd January 2024
Willie Carson enjoys the chance to discover more about James Adams’ beautifully original and much-cherished Ferguson Brown.
What’s to be found in the excellent Dover Transport Museum?
Chris Graham on 19th January 2024
Patrick Boniface visits the impressive Dover Transport Museum and reports on the fascinating, historical exhibits to be found there.
The hardest-worked lorries of all
Chris Graham on 19th September 2023
Nick Baldwin looks at some of the hardest-worked lorries of all, starting with a personal trip down memory lane.
A unique AEC Mandator saved from oblivion
Chris Graham on 31st August 2023
AEC wasn't considered a ‘heavy haulage’ specialist, but that didn’t stop this Mandator from changing those perceptions, says Ian Shaw.
Latest diecast and resin models to collect
Chris Graham on 8th March 2023
Mike Neale assesses another batch of recently-released and collectable diecast and resin models of tractors and light commercials.
Amazing Armstrong Whitworth stationary engine
Chris Graham on 1st November 2022
Jim Anderson reports on a Armstrong Whitworth engine (serial number 122), he bought as a 1926 7hp model with a Salmson magneto type M.1.3.
0-6-0T Terrier anniversary celebration
Chris Graham on 4th August 2022
Several railways and the Terrier Trust are organising a series of events to celebrate 150 years since the first ‘A1’ 0-6-0T Terrier was built.
Brilliant Abbey Hill Steam Rally report
Chris Graham on 20th July 2022
Joseph Lewis reports from the 2022 Abbey Hill Steam Rally, back at the Yeovil Showground, in Somerset, after a two-year absence.
Unusual and rare Ingeco stationary engines
Chris Graham on 30th June 2022
Patrick Knight offers an insight into the rare Ingeco stationary engines that were built in the Untied States before the First World War.
London Ambulance Historic Collection visited
Chris Graham on 6th June 2022
Patrick Boniface discovers a wonderful range of historic vehicles at the London Ambulance Historic Collection, based in a quiet Kent village.
The Night Hunters exhibition
Chris Graham on 31st March 2022
We preview a new exhibition – The Night Hunters: The Royal Navy’s Coastal Forces at War – at Gosport's Explosion Museum of Naval Firepower.
The fascinating history of Tarmac Ltd
Chris Graham on 4th March 2022
Peter Morrey looks back at the fascinating history and development of UK civil engineering giant, Tarmac Ltd.
Sterling’s intriguing and ground-breaking trucks
Chris Graham on 22nd February 2022
Sterling produced a variety of intriguing and ground-breaking trucks between 1907 and 1953, as Ed Burrows explains.
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