Our annual review of the year that has passed, and a look at what is to come in the new year. Join us to have your say, or offer to help. There will be seasonal refreshments and time to chat. Followed by a presentation by Richard Marks - Rail 200 - The British Railway Revolution…
Having been even more disorganised than usual, this month's presentatation will just be a somewhat random selection of my (Jeremy Harrison's) images, that I feel are worth seeing. And if anyone else would like to show some of theirs, please step forward, and send an e-mail to zoom-national@rcts.org.uk, to be included in this evening's programme.…
A Hitchin and Welwyn Garden City Branch presentation by Michael Smyth. This presentation covers the changing scene on the Settle and Carlisle from the 1960s to the present day. It features the slow decline in traffic towards its planned closure, refusal of closure, and subsequent resurgence of traffic through to the present day. Illustrated by…
For many rail enthusiasts, an All Lines Rover ticket is the holy grail of our hobby and for our March meeting, Noel Thompson will be presenting a selection of images taken whilst using one of these tickets. Please note that, owing to the unavailability of our usual room, the March meeting will be taking place…
The story of Bristol Bath Road Depot is told by Roy Kethro, through his experence of starting work as an apprentice and later as the depot's Senior Technical Officier.
‘The Ramblings of a Railwayman’, an Illustrated Talk by Geoff Burch. During ‘The Ramblings of a Railwayman’ Geoff initially talks about his first interest in railways as a train spotter at various locations including London Motive Power Depots. Following his first visit to a footplate of a steam locomotive and having spoken to the crew,…
with David Fowler
Michael Smyth from our Cambridge branch visits us to give a pictorial presentation of images of the Settle and Carlisle line from the last six decades. Come and join us for an evening of great photographs of one of the most scenic railway routes in the UK.
Join us for our first meeting of the year on Zoom for Geoff Plumb to take us through 'That Was the Year That Was - 1963'.
We welcome back prolific RCTS photographer Keith Sanders with the latest instalment of his images taken during 2024 and 2025.
After the AGM John Beaumont will be entertaining us with a set of his videos covering GBRf workings throughout the country from his extensive travels in the areas where GBRf operate
