CHM Branch – 50 Years of the High Speed Train
Alex Wood comes to Cheltenham to review what is probably the most iconic train which rode the rails of the UK.
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CHM Cheltenham
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CHM Cheltenham Victory Club, Burlington House, Lypiatt Road, Cheltenham, United Kingdom
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CHM Branch – The Railway Scene around Cheltenham and Gloucester
CHM Cheltenham Victory Club, Burlington House, Lypiatt Road, Cheltenham, United KingdomMike Dodd from the Restoration and Archiving Trust at Toddington returns, this time to bring us images of the railways around our home area.
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CHM Branch – Branch Annual Business Meeting and Members Entertain
CHM Cheltenham Victory Club, Burlington House, Lypiatt Road, Cheltenham, United KingdomTime to review the past year and select the committee to take us into the next season. We'll try and keep the business bit brief so we can spend more…
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Cheltenham Branch
The 2025/26 meeting season has completed. We will restart on Thursday 17th September 2026.
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Cheltenham – Ashchurch to Malvern
CHM Cheltenham Victory Club, Burlington House, Lypiatt Road, Cheltenham, United KingdomLocal railway historian Ian Boskett gets our 2026/27 season off to a flying start with a presentation on the long lost Ashchurch to Malvern line. There are a few places…
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Cheltenham Branch – HSTs from an Enthusiasts Perspective
CHM Cheltenham Victory Club, Burlington House, Lypiatt Road, Cheltenham, United KingdomThe Inter City 125 High Speed Trains were the backbone of Inter City train operations for 45 years. Rich takes a look at these iconic trains from an enthusiasts perspective.
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Cheltenham Branch – Going Down Under
CHM Cheltenham Victory Club, Burlington House, Lypiatt Road, Cheltenham, United KingdomBranch stalwart Stewart Blencowe brings a presentation of his travels to Australia
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Cheltenham Branch – Swindon’s Top Link
CHM Cheltenham Victory Club, Burlington House, Lypiatt Road, Cheltenham, United KingdomSociety President Canon Brian Arman brings us the story of the Great Western Railway's top link locomotives - all built in Swindon, of course.