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Railways Illustrated

On The Shelves...

LOCOS TO THE RESCUE!
Greater Anglia calls on 47s to replace DMUs

Freight operators help MNR gala out of the mire

EMUs on the way back at Doncaster
SWT’s Class 460 to 458 conversions at Wabtec

DELTIC DETOURS
When Royal Scots Grey was hired by Virgin

June 2013
Volume 11 Number 6
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Advertising Production: Cheryl Thornburn

Advertising Sales Manager: David Smith (Tel/Fax: 01775 767184)

Designer: Ian Blaza

Editor: Pip Dunn

Publisher: David Lane

Subscriptions Manager: Roz Condé

WebMaster: Simon Russell

Railways Illustrated is the monthly magazine devoted to British railway enthusiasts covering the modern scene. Each issue contains news, features and views in addition to reviews, digital photoguide, events diary, charter trains, preservation, main line steam, steam galas, event reviews, world news, nostalgia and rolling stock changes.

Unlike other magazines on the market, Railways Illustrated reviews events, tackles the issues affecting today’s enthusiasts, heritage and modern day railway industries.

Railways Illustrated’s review pages give unbiased, objective assessment of railway books, DVDs, models, and other related items. Event reviews cover diesel galas, heritage railways, railtours and charter trains and main line events.

Railways Illustrated’s new editor is Pip Dunn, who has ten years experience as a specialist rail journalist as well as 25 years’ interest in railways. Pip produces the magazine through his company, Eastfield Media and uses contributors from inside and outside of the railway industry and has access to many contacts to get the best off-diary stories that do not appear in other journals.

Railways Illustrated is published on the first Friday of each month and is available at most major newsagents, station bookstalls and heritage railways. At 84 pages, RI offers the best value for money for modern traction enthusiasts in terms of ‘pound per page’ when compared with rival publications in the market place.