The Flying Scotsman will return to The Watercress Line, offering visitors a chance to see the iconic locomotive up close.

The Flying Scotsman will return to The Watercress Line, offering visitors a chance to see the iconic locomotive up close.

The oldest surviving locomotive designed by Sir Nigel Gresley, Gresley Class N2 GNR No. 1744, has taken a major step towards returning to service after being reunited with its superheater header, ...

The mysterious glow has been puzzling people living in the county. But now, Network Rail - the company that looks after most of Britain's railways - has explained where it's been coming from.

Chairman of ELR, Mike Kelly, said: "We are delighted and proud to once again warmly welcome back the world's most iconic locomotive, Flying Scotsman, as it returns to the East Lancashire Railway for a ...

A world-famous steam train will be visiting the East Lancashire Railway (ELR) this summer. The iconic Flying Scotsman will be visiting the heritage railway, which runs from Heywood to Rawtenstall, in ...

Visitors will have the opportunity to view a world famous steam locomotive at a heritage railway in March. The Flying ...

From there, they saw The Flying Scotsman at her best, chuffing along in glorious action without having to look at the huge ...

"The reason for the crowds gathering was the arrival of the 1948 built, LNER Peppercorn Class A2 steam locomotive 60531 - Blue Peter, which arrived at around 2.20pm with the Cumbrian Mountaineer ...

Martyn Weaver, of Hornby, said: “To see Hornby Model Railways celebrated on Royal Mail stamps is a real honour. Hornby has been part of British life for more than a century, inspiring creativity, ...

In the 1930s, speed records became a matter of national prestige, and Nazi Germany used high speed locomotives as propaganda symbols of technological dominance. Britain responded with the LNER Class ...