Great Western Star

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Railway Art Gallery In this special section, we look at the work of a ex-Pat railway enthusiast who lives in Australia but just loves painting pictures of railway scenes. It is hoped that in future editions we may be able to highlight the work of other lesser-known artistswho revel in portraying the beauty and majesty of railways. If you are an artist who would like to be featured or who knows someone who should be featured with their portrayal of the railways that we all love, then please let us know - Ed

Freight train driver wins landscape photography award Freight train driver Dylan Nardini has been crowned this year’s Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year. He won the overall prize with a portfolio of three images taken on the Isle of Arran, at Leadhills and Chatelherault Country Park in South Lanarkshire. Mr Nardini said: “Knowing that the judges have seen something pleasing in my work is so flattering and has given me a huge boost in what has been a very tough year for so many. I’d like to thank my wife Louise, kids Gypsy and Martha for putting up with me going on about light everywhere we go and disappearing early on so many mornings, to hunt those little magical moments that highlight our beautiful country.”

The 47-year-old from Hamilton has been interested in photography since a young age, but says he developed his passion for landscapes through his work driving trains for the last 28 years.

(Top) Leadhills; (Above) Isle of Arran and (Right) Autumn colours at Chatelherault Country Park in another of Mr Nardini’s winning pictures Spring 2021

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Llanbourne – an OO Gauge layout set on the North Wales Coast

4min
pages 128-132

Railway – Part 1

16min
pages 120-124

Part 3 – Paul Perton

10min
pages 114-119

The HRA Goes Virtual for 2021 Awards

8min
pages 109-110

to reopen under the Government Scheme and at Record Speed

12min
pages 104-108

into Summer with a Sigh of Relief

11min
pages 111-113

Railroad Gauges of the World (1888) The Dartmoor Line – the FIRST

4min
page 103

The Banbury & Cheltenham Direct Railway – Then and Now – Peter and Paul Towey

22min
pages 94-101

Part 2

22min
pages 86-90

Railway Art Gallery

4min
pages 91-93

William Dean’s Ugly Ducklings Taking the GWR Act to Parliament

2min
page 85

An Abnormal Load

3min
page 76

of Rail Excellence

24min
pages 79-84

Valleys Be? Tales from the Four Foot Eight and

15min
pages 70-73

The Brunel Institute – The Brunel Legacy – Tim Bryan The New UK-based Global Centre

5min
pages 77-78

a Half – Life of the Oldest Railwayman Living

4min
pages 74-75

New Technology – Solar Power will Drive Mainline Trains

3min
page 68

Growing Interest in Hydrogen

16min
pages 63-67

The Shakespeare Express

3min
page 69

The New Silk Road

10min
pages 60-62

A New Railway Museum in Kent

2min
page 59

HP335 comes of Age

4min
pages 57-58

and a Fireman’s Story

4min
page 56

Accident to I K Brunel Pages from the Past – Paper Wheels

3min
page 55

Japanese High Speed Trains

8min
pages 52-53

Part the First – Adrian Vaughan

4min
page 46

Remembering The Old Hands – Locomen’s incidents

20min
pages 47-51

Edward Thomas Celebrates its Centenary

9min
pages 43-45

Guest Column – Our Rail Industry is a sleeping giant when it comes to boosting international trade – Chris Loder, MP

4min
page 34

a reality?

27min
pages 35-42

on the Railways

35min
pages 20-29

The Class 800 Story – It’s a Cracker

1hr
pages 4-19

Increased Reliability

6min
pages 31-32

It Went With a Bang

2min
page 33

Government Funding Offers Hope for Rebuilding Cullompton Station TfW Investment Repaid by

2min
page 30

Editor’s Thoughts

4min
page 3
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