'Buckinghamshire Railway Centre'

Built for short-distance heavy coal trains, the 4200s and variations played a key part in the transport of Welsh coal. Once exploring the working careers of each class, we will then see how each preserved...

The Great Western Railway's 4900 'Hall' Class were the GWR's most numerous 4-6-0 type engines ever built. They will be the focus of this week's Class Information, and there 6959 'Modified Halls' as designed and...

Halfway through March and there are still plenty of events to visit this month, we are pleased to announce that railway events and railtours have all been inputted into our events calendar. Along with the...

The 7200 Trust have released their latest update on restoring Great Western Railway 72XX Class No. 7200. Boiler Most of the recent work carried out on 7200 has been on the engine's boiler. Work has continued...

The tender for steam locomotive No. 6984 "Owsden Hall" has been shunted outside at the Swindon and Cricklade Railway, in readiness for transporting to the Buckinghamshire  Railway Centre, where the Tender will be paired with...

Looking for something to do this February Half Term? Whether with your family, friends or yourself, here are a few preserved railways in East Anglia, Home Counties and the Midlands area who are open...

The Buckinghamshire Railway Centre is to hold their own wedding fair this coming Sunday, 12th November 2017. Are you getting married or planning a big party? Pop down to this event to see the museums...

Todays Throwback Thursday episode sees us steam back to August 2013 as we take a visit to the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre - we visited the centre before Railway Adventures was started! The Buckinghamshire Railway Centre,...