Pathfinder Tours "Heart Of Wales Rambler" railtour passes over Horton Road Crossing,shortly after leaving Gloucester. The tour ran from Eastleigh to Llandrindod Wells and return,and the motive pow... (more)

D.B.S. class 66 no. 66111 is seen here at the head of 4Z65,a Worksop to Avonmouth Coal Terminal special,on a wonderful Spring day.

On March 17th,because of the failure of the booked class 60 loco,the daily Robeston to Westerleigh tank service was put in the hands of a class 66. Due to the lower power available from the class ... (more)

Class 37 37059 storms past Pooles Crossing shortly after passing Gloucester with a Network Rail Test Train. Delivered new from English Electric in October 1962,the loco will soon be celebrating 50... (more)

Every so often you manage to get that extra bit of luck - as was the case here. In the centre of the picture,an Arriva Cross Country class 220 unit races towards the camera with a Manchester Picca... (more)

The daily Robeston to Westerleigh Murco tank service threads its way through the suburbs of Gloucester as it enters the last 25 miles of its journey from South Wales. Normally a solid class 60 wor... (more)

The 09.48 London Paddington to Cheltenham Spa service,running a few minutes early,is held at the junction signal at Standish while a Taunton to Malvern train passes on the mainline. The unit on t... (more)

The 00.18 Liverpool Euro Terminal to Swindon empties takes the Swindon line at Standish Junction. The train was running 5 hours late,enabling it to be photographed in daylight for once.

Still going strong after 34 years - the class 43 High Speed Train power cars can still be relied upon for excellent service,the trains still being very popular with the travelling public. Here is ... (more)

The famous wildlife and railway artist David Shepherd leans out of the cab of his locomotive BR 9F No 92203 Black Prince to watch the fly-past of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF) which... (more)

Still in its E.W.S. livery (as are most D.B.Schenker locos) 66093 passes Keenes Crossing on the outskirts of Gloucester with a train of empties from Round Oak to Margam.

I've been visiting this spot a dozen or so times a year for over 40 years,and this is the only time that I've managed to get two trains in the right place at the right time - on a day with sub-zer... (more)

After many years use by British Railways,this 1944 built steam crane is now on display to members of the public at Gloucester Docks.

60063 has just passed Gloucester station and settles into the last part of its journey to Westerleigh Oil Terminal,near Bristol. This service ( 6B13 the 05.00 from Robeston,in South Wales ) is one... (more)

A regular working for one of the few remaining class 60 locomotives is the 05.00 Robeston to Westerleigh tank service. Here the train approaches Naas Crossing,having just passed Gloucester,with ju... (more)