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Railway World 1984 October The Cambridge Beer Trains Didcot before the Great Wes
Railway World 1984 October
CONTENTS
510 The Cambridge 'Beer Trains' Eric NeveThe story of the King's Cross-Cambridge 'Buffet Expresses' introduced during the interwar depression and withdrawn for good with electrification to Royston in the late 1970s.
515 Didcot before the Great Western Society Michael H. C. BakerDidcot, that anonymous place, at least to anyone outside the GWR, features in this glance back to the days before diesels, colour light signalling or IC125s.
520 Overseas Steam SceneBill Alborough on his magic carpet; reporting on steam workings around the world.
522 Letters
523 New Books
524 Plain Track Our new plain talking page on railway matters.
525 Industrial railway pictorial - the London areaSecond in Kevin Lane's look at the industrial railway scene.
527 Feathers in the Steamtown cap Michael Harris Apart from its role as a popular steam centre, Steamtown, Carnforth and its workshops are blazing a trail with rolling stock construction, overhaul and restoration for a variety of customers.
532 Atmospheres of Steam - Back in the Strong Country Geoff SilcockFirst of a new series which will look at the way detail and atmosphere are the magic ingredients in preservation. Geoff Silcock turns his eye - and cameras on the Mid-Hants Railway.
537 Temple Mills Yard: 25 years on Michael J. CollinsTwenty-five years after BR proudly unveiled the remodelled Temple Mills in East London what's left is a pale shadow indeed of the planner's dreams.
540 Preservation Scene
544 Rail Report
548 Enthusiast's Month
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