Southern Region of British Railways
Southern Region of British Railways British Railways Southern Region "totem" station sign for ... The Southern Region was a region of British Rail from 1948. The region ceased to be ... War II, thanks to its extensive third rail DC electrification and the intensive service ...
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Railnews
... monthly newspaper and news website for the British railway network. Content In contrast to rail enthusiast magazines (such as Entrain and Rail ) which often concentrate on locomotives, rolling stock ... on issues important to employees of the rail network, such as investment (or lack of ... Railnews was originally the house-paper of British Railways (later British Rail), published by ...
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Regional Railways
... one of the three passenger sectors of British Rail created in the 1980s which existed until privitisation in the 1990s. The sector was originally ... Network SouthEast (principally London commuter services) (see British Rail brand names for a full history). ...
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Edinburgh (Wikitravel)
... Carlisle and north-western England). From the British capital of London the fastest route to ... gridlocked traffic at peak hours and - with privitisation - the dedication of parking wardens to ticketing ... charity. Centrally situated behind the Edinburgh Waverley Rail Station. Opening hours Mon-Sat 11am-6pm ... Edinburgh, with great views of the Forth Rail and Road Bridges. St Andrews - ancient university ... drive along the A1. It also has British Airways Concorde G-BOAA. Remember to ...
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