Harry, Fred, Florence and Tilly with Flying Scotsman (Image: Frank Dumbleton) Clive Hetherington, the chief executive of Didcot Railway Centre, said the showcase had seen more than 10,000 visitors ...

Holly Cowdery, Bossanova’s head of sales, said: “Secrets of Flying Scotsman is not just for trainspotters; it’s for anybody who loves a cracking good story. Packed with steam, speed and ...

As well as appearing together in 1925, both The Flying Scotsman and Pendennis Castle were once owned by Sir William McAlpine (1936-2018), director of the construction company Sir Robert McAlpine.

Russian authorities on Monday said defence forces had repelled four drones heading towards Moscow, days before foreign leaders were due to gather for a military parade on the capital’s Red Square.

A famous steam train is set to arrive in Somerset this summer. The iconic Flying Scotsman, built in 1923, will be using the West Somerset Railway to run services between Bishops Lydeard and ...

Sir Nigel Gresley died in April 1941. His locomotive, the ‘Flying Scotsman’ had an unlined black livery from April, 3, 1943; LNER Apple Green with black and white lining from April 1, 1947; BR ...

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The Flying Scotsman, which entered service on 24 February 1923, was in action as part of the celebrations for 200 years of British passenger rail services. In 1934, ...

The Flying Scotsman made its first passenger journey of 2025 celebrating 200 years of British Railways in Cambridgeshire, England on February 23. Not only is it the most famous steam train in the ...

The Flying Scotsman, which entered service on February 24 1923, was in action as part of the celebrations for 200 years of British passenger rail services. In 1934, ...