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Bookings can now be taken on the iconic steam engine after fears about the future of the service.
(Permalink) Slam door The Jacobite West Coast Railways

The operators of the world-famous Jacobite steam train have been given permission to continue the service ahead of a judicial review.
(Permalink) Slam door The Jacobite West Coast Railways

The iconic steam journey from Fort William to Mallaig could hit the buffers if a judicial review fails.
(Permalink) Slam door The Jacobite West Coast Railways

Fort William's Jacobite Express is at the centre of a judicial review into upgrading the carriage doors at a cost of £7million.
(Permalink) Slam door The Jacobite West Coast Railways


Banavie Swing Bridge: On my first visit to the West Coast since 2020 I managed to capture K1 No.62005, easing over the swing bridge at Banavie with the morning Jacobite service for Mallaig on 27th May 2021. Neptune's Stair ...
John Gray 27/05/2021


Brockenhurst: The last week of slam door stock on the Lymington branch - July 2010.
Ian Dinmore 01/07/2010


Arnabol Viaduct: 62005 crosses Arnabol Viaduct with The Jacobite on 1 October. This viaduct is not so well known as Loch nan Uamh about half a mile away. The picture would not have been possible a few years ago ...
John Gray 01/10/2013

The future of the Flying Scotsman [carriages] is in doubt over the rail watchdogs demands that modern door locks are fitted, The Telegraph can reveal.

Carriages hauled by the 100-year-old steam locomotive, run by West Coast Railways, are currently locked and unlocked using an old-fashioned bolt above each door.
(Permalink) Office of Rail and Road Slam door West Coast Railways

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