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Another complication was that Victorian	Railways used the 1,600 mm (5 ft 3 in) broad gauge, wh
ller number of lines are operated as heritage	railways, usually on a closed section of a former nati
to Bordon station and with access to British	Railways via the LSWR owned Bentley and Bordon Light R
hich worked across various projects including	railways, viaducts and bridges, including the Kelham a
irect subsidies or the nationalisation of the	railways, viewing this as unacceptably protectionist a
ow Wood Bridge which, until the coming of the	railways, was the first bridging point across the rive
The Minister of	Railways was the minister in the government responsibl
n 15 December 1866 the Royal Hanoverian State	Railways was merged into the Prussian state railways a
sidiaries, along with the Canadian Government	Railways, was a primary precursor of today's Canadian
The role of Secretary for	Railways was restyled Minister for Transport on 28 Jan
One effect of the	railways was that racing became a national sport with
Mansfield & District Light	Railways was a tramway network operating in Mansfield
that the current drugs and alcohol policy for	railways was introduced.
Hill Light Railway, one of Colonel Stephens'	railways, was in Warwickshire, England.
erala and former Central Cabinet Minister for	Railways, was the frontrunner in bringing these indust
The coming of the	railways was the reason Chinley grew from the tiny ham
The headquarters of the Cambrian	Railways was at Oswestry/Croesoswallt.
g line went along with the other German state	railways was merged into Deutsche Reichseisenbahnen (G
A connection between the two	railways was provided in 1943.
aine web site, Mondaine is the official Swiss	railways watch.
along the route and concerns of the official	railways watchdog were ignored and the Transport Secre
As with all heritage	railways we are always looking for new volunteers.
om the canal can be found on the Warwickshire	Railways website
The administration of the	railways went one step further than that, closing the
was announced that workers on the underground	railways were to join the stoppage on 28 March.
the turn of the 19th / 20th century when the	railways were being extended by the British from Nanu
it was placed in the Western Region when the	railways were nationalised in 1948.
Both	railways were to serve Brecon, and to achieve this the
When Britain's	railways were nationalised in 1948 the B&CDR became pa
d with BR, as she was built 2 years after the	railways were nationalised.
he tracks) and, being unaccustomed to British	railways, were struck and killed by an oncoming expres
Some branch lines and connecting	railways were never converted, and continued to operat
It was placed in the Western Region when the	railways were nationalised in 1948.
4,400 miles (7,100 km) of track, and private	railways were relegated to providing local and regiona
REC control lasted from 1939 until the	railways were nationalised in 1948.
it was placed in the Western Region when the	railways were nationalised in 1948.
Both	railways were absorbed by the LNWR.
in was about to go bankrupt, and that the new	railways were a passing fad which would soon give way
Also along this and all later	railways were constructed telegraph lines.
During World War I the	railways were under state control, which continued unt
More than 2000 km of narrow gauge trench	railways were built during the war.
Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) until the	railways were nationalised under the Transport Act 194
When the	railways were nationalised in 1947, Midland Red became
Because other	railways were being built at the time (notably the lin
Many of the	railways were subsequently removed, but ARHS special e
vely, although the locomotives for both these	railways were worked as a common pool.
nce of competing road services meant that the	railways were forced to reduce their fares.
Even after nationalisation, British	Railways were obliged to use two ex-Barry Railway gas
The Hogsmill and Malden	railways were connected via two bridges over the River
The Canterbury Provincial	Railways were eventually absorbed into the New Zealand
New Zealand's	railways were initially run by the former provincial g
valve gear to remain in service with British	Railways were the LNWR G2 and G2A classes, one of whic
it was placed in the Western Region when the	railways were nationalised in 1948.
o other parts of the network, the Underground	railways were still struggling to make a profit.
town was effectively closed in 1997 when the	railways were privatised and the new owners did not ne
One result was that the	railways were in future to refrain from taking a contr
jurisdiction over electric utilities; street	railways were removed from commission jurisdiction in
The	railways were closed as part of the Beeching Axe, thro
The canal was constructed just as	railways were becoming popular.
ay on Upper Arrow Lake, through which planned	railways were to have turned Trout Lake and Lardeau in
Historically, three	railways were built in Liberia to export ore from mine
omerset and Weymouth Railway although the two	railways were not connected here.
Some private	railways were established in the late 19th century.
When Britain's	railways were nationalised in 1948 the B&CDR became pa
The Great Western and Midland	railways were constructed in the 19th century.
ng this period many of Britain's unprofitable	railways were closed down, as most routes in the capit
aring completion, the Tidewater and Deepwater	Railways were combined to form the Virginian Railway (
Narrow gauge	railways were often deployed by the slate industry, du
At this time	railways were, of course, not yet operated by moving s
Map of	railways west of Oslo, with the Asker Line in red and
, the service was fairly regular: the British	Railways Western Region timetable for 1964-1965 shows
l railbus services were introduced by British	Railways Western Region on the Tetbury branch line on
ined in operation to be taken over by British	Railways Western Region in 1948.
became part of the Southern Region of British	Railways when the railways were nationalised in 1947.
came involved in the early development of the	railways, when he collaborated with George Stephenson
coming part of the Southern Region of British	Railways when the railways were nationalised in 1947,
was known as Bolton until the arrival of the	railways, when the name was changed to Bolton-le-Sands
In turn the LNER became part of British	Railways when the railways were nationalised in 1948.
tained directly for preservation from British	Railways when it was purchased by a member of the Grea
coming part of the Southern Region of British	Railways when the railways were nationalised in 1948,
th Minister of Communications and Minister of	Railways when Konoe became Prime Minister of Japan in
coming part of the Southern Region of British	Railways when the railways were nationalised in 1948,
coming part of the Southern Region of British	Railways when the railways were nationalised in 1947.
in Ipswich in 1903, and became interested in	railways when staying in Yarmouth during the Great War
Both	railways where absorbed by the LNWR the station was on
service of the Imperial Royal Austrian State	Railways, where he was active in management.
th the Government of Victoria's Department of	Railways, where he worked on the railway between Melbo
It is served by a branch of the Sudan	Railways where it is a terminus.
ated with the development of the hill-country	railways which is situated within walking distance fro
1969, with the newly formed Northern Ireland	Railways which is now responsible for running the rail
meet the electrical energy requirement of the	railways, which is growing rapidly with expanding infr
stration was handed over to the Turkish State	Railways, which is controlled by the Ministry of Publi
der Line and the Spa Valley Railway preserved	railways which run on lengths of those two railways.
British	Railways, which took over responsibility for the stati
sslink was a train service operated by Anglia	Railways, which ran between Norwich and Basingstoke, u
It invested in the Spanish	railways, which earned him the citation of the Order o
rn Railway, Tiverton was reached by two other	railways which then linked up to form a through route.
y, Florida and Adel, Georgia to Gulf and Ohio	Railways, which created a new subsidiary, the Live Oak
At the same time,	railways, which have an important role in serving the
rcity train service provided by the Sri Lanka	Railways which was filled with students and old boys h
Conservative Tours refused to welcome the	railways which instead were obliged to route their lin
The route diagram shows existing roads and	railways which cross the River Rother between the Roth
cquired Terra Nova Tel from Canadian National	Railways, which served other communities on the island
the highest body for technical matters of the	Railways, which stands merged with the Division.
he Railway Executive (which traded as British	Railways), which meant that London Transport and the m
Amersham Station is also served by Chiltern	Railways, which runs trains between London Marylebone
The line was operated by the Oldenburg State	Railways, which in 1913 bought the line from Prussia,
and the London to Aylesbury Line of Chiltern	Railways which is a short distance to the north west o
l network of lines called the Oldham Alliance	Railways which, in the end, was not built.
It is served by the Norwegian State	Railways, who operate an hourly regional train service
The station is served by Chiltern	Railways, who manage the station, and also by London M
LCSP), a subsidiary of London and Continental	Railways who also jointly operate the current Eurostar
he late 1880s and the 1890s by the Shropshire	Railways who took over the property but these failed.
ay a bridge north of Ilderton station British	Railways who had recently taken over the line decided
A former employee of Queensland Government	Railways who was on the following train, Mr Patrick Ca
The station is managed by Chiltern	Railways, who provide the majority of train services;
threatened with permanent closure by British	Railways who wished to replace a railway viaduct at th
osed redevelopment of the Enfield site by the	railways, who selected Thirlmere as an alternative due
The article says that Chiltern	Railways will have 172/1s and later that CR's trains w
From May 2011 Chiltern	Railways will take over the franchise for the line bet
2009/10: represented the Indian	Railways winning team in the 60th Senior Nationals com
2007: represented Inter	Railways winning team in the 31st All India Railway Ba
Belfast Central operated by Northern Ireland	Railways with extra services at Peak Times.
son Engineer and Deputy Assistant Director of	Railways with the Aden Field Force.
Belfast Central operated by Northern Ireland	Railways with extra services at Peak Times.
The village was on a route used by the early	railways, with the Abergavenny to Hereford line still
Finsbury Park was a steam shed under British	Railways with the depot code 34G; the depot code of th
Belfast Central operated by Northern Ireland	Railways with extra services at Peak Times.
Belfast Central operated by Northern Ireland	Railways with extra services at Peak Times.
Marylebone - Aylesbury (operated by Chiltern	Railways), with 1tph continuing to Aylesbury Vale Park
Belfast Central operated by Northern Ireland	Railways with extra services at Peak Times.
om 1867 Ynyslas had a station on the Cambrian	Railways, with sidings serving the riverside wharves.
t Victora Street operated by Northern Ireland	Railways with some other services ending and starting
Costa Rica in 1895, to report on its debt and	railways, with the possibility of improvements to the
It runs through 200 km of	railways with a total of 26 stations.
ter Rail line 400 operated by Norwegian State	Railways with two hourly services.
Victoria Street operated by Northern Ireland	Railways with some extra services operating as far as
In 1951 British	Railways withdrew passenger services from the Faringdo
In 1951 British	Railways withdrew passenger services from the line thr
In 1967 British	Railways withdrew Oxford - Cambridge services and clos
In 1963 British	Railways withdrew passenger services between Princes R
On 7 December 1964 British	Railways withdrew passenger services from Shrivenham a
British	Railways withdrew passenger services from the line and
On 2 June 1951 British	Railways withdrew passenger services from the line thr
On 7 December 1964 British	Railways withdrew passenger services from Steventon an
In 1951 British	Railways withdrew passenger services between Chipping
British	Railways withdrew passenger traffic on 3 November 1952
British	Railways withdrew passenger services from Kingham to C
In 1963 British	Railways withdrew passenger services between Princes R
British	Railways withdrew passenger services from the line in
In 1963 British	Railways withdrew passenger services between Princes R
British	Railways withdrew passenger services and closed the ha
ll, Mount Dundas has had a range of mines and	railways within its vicinity.
	Railways won by 9 wickets
nmaster's house and six houses were built for	railways workers and their families at Belcoo, County
e Mandrillra Group and two were sold to Junee	Railways Workshops.
rld, has had a major influence on underground	railways worldwide.
h Steel Company on a preserved 1929 Victorian	Railways X class locomotive, Australia
ding Apapa Bombers, Marine Athletics, UAC XI,	Railways XI, Jos XI, Pan Bank Team, Dynamos Club and S
Maintanance of Diesel Locos running in Other	Railways Zones

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