Archive And Library Open Day
RCTS Library Leatherhead Station Approach, Leatherhead, United KingdomArchive And Library Open Day
TVY Branch – The History of the North London Line
TVY Didcot Didcot Civic Hall, Britwell Road, Didcot, United KingdomThe presentation explores the fluctuating history of the North London line and includes a photographic journey from Richmond to the former Terminus of Broad Street.
Railways Around Market Weighton
HSD Hull The Highway, Willerby Road, Hull, United KingdomLynton & Barnstaple Railway
SOE Eastleigh Junction Church (formerly Eastleigh Railway Institute), 2 Romsey Road, Eastleigh, United KingdomNEA Branch – Jack Armstrong’s Darlington
NEA Darlington Darlington Cricket Club, South Terrace, Darlington, United Kingdompresented by Dave Dunn
CHM Branch – Along Cambrian Lines to Barmouth in the 1960s
CHM Cheltenham Victory Club, Burlington House, Lypiatt Road, Cheltenham, United KingdomDavid Aldred visits to bring us a presentation on the charming mid-Wales line to Barmouth.
South Western Railway
SRY Woking Woking United Reform Church, White Rose Lane, Woking, United KingdomSouth Western Railway By Alex Foulds, Major Projects Director, South Western Railway
Trams at Home and Abroad
MHD Cox Green Cox Green Community Centre, Highfield Lane, Cox Green, Maidenhead, United KingdomA long-time trams and trolley-buses follower, Graham will guide us through their respective eras.
The Changing Scene on the WCML Southern Section, 1930s to the present day.
HTC Welwyn Digswell Village Church Hall, Welwyn, Hertfordshire, United KingdomA Hitchin and Welwyn Garden City Branch presentation by Rob Freeman. Details to follow. Doors open 13:30 for a 14:00 presentation start.
East Coast Main Line disasters – Adrian Gray
EMD Nottingham The New Mechanics, 3 North Sherwood Street, Nottingham, United Kingdom
Rail Freight Trains Around The UK
CHR Bassil Shippam Centre Tozer Way, St Pancras, Chichester, West Sussex, United Kingdom"Although freight traffic today generally means stone and containers (of which we will see plenty) we will also see some of the flows of coal which existed until the last few years. Geographical coverage is from Hampshire (a surprising modern day freight "hotspot") and South Wales to the West Highlands of Scotland"