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Network Rail website says it, not so much of a 'law' but more of rules --- old post above --- --- new post below --- It will take more than one complaint to end trainspotters these days we are classed as ''extra eyes and ears'' and can help in security says Network Rail, they encourage...

What was the item? has been removed and wouldn't mind knowing what it was

Grand Central offer very good fares and are too cheap :P on several long routes are most of them are cheaper than other companys

Keep all the 60's 66's 67's 37's etc. and I think the railway should build more types of 37's and 67's for regular service rather than these really modern trains. Technology is too advanced for my likes and the future of rail transport should be the past trains newly build to modern standards...

If you go to Leeds station, and look behind a vending machine theres no gaps for bombs to be placed, they did have a bomb in Leeds a while back but they managed to defuse it if I remember correctly, Leeds has no bins whatsoever, either hand it to the cleaner or chuck it on the floor. And because...

I don't mean in a rudeish way, just to ask to talk to the manager of the station if he dosen't give a good reason

but its true, you have to stand up for your rights these days, and I'm not letting staff abuse the law, when really there supposed to know it - unless they give a good reason which network rail says if they have a reason, just leave without hesitation - which I can totally respect

in the enthusiast laws which I've read several times does not say anything about photography been banned! so why the guy got moved I have no clue, usually similar costumed workers are at york most time theres steam, and they just tell you to stay within the line and they don't mind then. And I...

Huddersfield served 3.7 million passengers last year and Halifax been only 1.5 million. Huddersfield has trains every 15 mins to many locations such as liverpool, manchester, york, leeds, newcastle, middlesbrough, hull, durham, darlington, northallerton and I could go on, Halifax on the other...

I use a Panasonic Lumix 10MP and this camera is so fantastic! It is especially good in scenary photos and has many settings on such as macro, scenary and other effects on top of that! only cost about £100 these days, i've read reviews and it is as good quality as about £500 cameras! I have done...

I'm not sure about Jolly fisher man but the timings for the spitfire tour isn't actually been confirmed yet - see www.royalscotsgrey.com should have the timings on shortly

class 66 http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=117564536935973008697.0004885019008edfeb1bf&ie=UTF8&ll=53.963812,-1.114082&spn=0,0.038409&t=h&z=15&layer=c&cbll=53.96386,-1.113911&panoid=_2gu9AR3gXJkdSyy-iXasg&cbp=12,141.21,,2,0.93

This does work you know! what sort of advice is it? something that does work

I've never used one but I think that maybe if you put your hand on the speaker you can feel the sound, altho not having used one myself i'm not too sure mate

oh right lol no problem and cool

ah yes you did, sorry i forgot about that. and yeah true it would take quite a bit of time, I suppose it could work on slower lines.

If a station didn't have an emergency button how would you actually stop the train? you could run up the line as fast as possible (not on it but at the side) and wave something to let the drivers know - Thats what they did in the railway children

www.railwayherald.org is the best place to find diesel railtours

The amount of time waiting for the barriers to go up takes the monkeys! The train was not even sight when I zoomed in 16x on my camera to see it but couldn't see it for ages, and if thats your connecting train then it's highly likely people will misuse it aswell. And castleford was crept in a...