Our thoughts tonight are with the family and friends of the driver who died in the crash near Bedford today, and with the passengers injured in the accident.
We want to thank the emergency services who responded so quickly to help those on board and are still at the scene.
Today, 22 May, is “225 day” for @LNER and to celebrate its Class 91+Mark 4 fleet 91106 has just been named “Swallow” at Leeds with a nod to the name first carried on 91001. The loco is now working the 12.45 to King’s Cross
We don’t usually have pictures from the same photographer two days in a row, but Phil Wimbush’s fantastic photo of @Gordon_3417 at @SwanRailway from their Diesel Gala is too good to hold back for another day!
#SignalOfTheDay
Apparently the final Class 442 vehicle, this is a driving car from 442419 that’s heading for scrap next week. It was part of SWR’s idea to improve stock on the Portsmouth Direct road.
My grandpa who is 85 started making this rock map of Scotland in 1992.He collected rocks during amateur geology trips over 30 years. He says it had to be geologically correct and also aesthetically pleasing.He asked if I could share online as He wants to go viral so please share
The 12:12 Fort William to Mallaig service makes it's way over a wintry but stunning Glenfinnan viaduct last week... @networkrail@ScotRail@VisitScotland
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt interviewed on ITV's Martin Lewis Money Show last night. Viewers praised his empathic understanding of the economic pressures facing the public, with many saying they trusted him with the nation's finances. Jeremy Hunt however proved less popular
On this day 4 years ago, the final HST in regular passenger service for LNER departed from London King's Cross at 19:35.
The rear powercar (43257) was the first to run on the East Coast Main Line in 1978.
#OnThisDay#LNER100
Crompton of the week. Another one from the Weymouth Quay celebration on 30th Dec 1989. 33117 complete with marching band on the first trip. Didn't have drones back then so you had to work hard to get your shot ...... #class33#BRblue#Britishrail