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The Railway Magazine 2000 May TGV Virgins Voyager Disasters Causes Effects
The Railway Magazine 2000 May
32 Headline News
'TransPennine' TOC to be created; Heritage Lottery steps in with ,000 grant to bring Pendennis Castle home; Passenger franchises set for renewal ahead of expiry date?; Driver blamed for Lewes crash; 'Dinosaur' livery for Isle of Wight trains; Porterbrook to be sold to Abbey National? Great Central losses worsen.
40 John Prescott interview 44 Headline News Special
In one of the most audacious moves of the Privatisation era, Virgin has unveiled plans to build an all-new 205mph 'TGV'-style rival to the East Coast Main Line!
Track Record
The Railway Magazine's new monthly news digest
18 Traction & Stock
Class 59/2s move south; 67s begin driver training; Visit to Virgin `Voyager's Belgian production line
85 Steam News
Railtour expansion for Vintage Trains; Six-road shed at Toddington; Third Scottish Steam Festival planned
96 Narrow Gauge 98 'Special' Pages 100 Fight for Freight 104 Classic Traction 106 Operations News 112 Traction Update 114 Metro News
Features
49 The 'Grid Irons'
We round off our history of the Class 56 with a detailed fleet list
52 Return From the Dead
Terry Hope concludes his two-part feature on the renaissance of Britain's railways
57 Panorama
The best in rail photography
60 Menai's Pride of Lions
Keith Hill celebrates the 150th anniversary of Robert Stephenson's Britannia Bridge
64 A Shap Farewell
In Practice & Performance, we ride with WCML driver Jack Laughlin on his farewell trip over Shap
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