IT STARTED life as a disused engine shed – but 50 years later Didcot Railway Centre is still delighting visitors and bringing history to life. To mark the major milestone this weekend volunteers ...

The Didcot Railway Centre is a living museum set around the original 1932 Engine Shed showing a collection of Great Western Railway steam locomotives, carriages, artefacts and more.

At the time, one of Didcot Railway Centre's locomotives was on hire to them. The locomotive 3822 was repainted for the video and renamed "The Miracle Express". Prior to its return to Didcot ...

Two visiting steam trains joined the regular fleet at Didcot Railway Centre for its autumn gala last weekend. The gala, which ran from Friday, September 20 to Sunday, September 22, featured two ...

Two men or boys smashed doors and windows and set off fire extinguishers causing damage to computers in the early hours of Wednesday morning, Didcot Railway Centre said. The museum said a search ...

The water tower and coaling stage have kept steam locomotives running at Didcot Railway Centre since 1932 and will cost £300,000 to repair. Vice President Richard Croucher said there was an ...

An iconic steam engine named Tornado has been drawing in the crowds at Didcot Railway Centre in Oxfordshire. The brand new locomotive is modelled on the original Class A1s which were scrapped half ...

Two thieves caused thousands of pounds worth of damage when they broke into Didcot Railway Centre earlier this week. But despite the destruction and theft of equipment, the charity has vowed to ...

The centre, which attracts more than 50,000 visitors every year, holds a collection of Great Western Railway steam engines, coaches, wagons, buildings and small relics. Kept and restored by the Great ...