Month: August 2021

Railway line robbery union dismantled, two sentenced to four prison terms

The Konongo Divisional Police Command dismantled a railway line theft union operating in Juaso and some communities in the southern Asante-Akim district of the Ashanti region.

The union, on suspicion of successfully stealing large amounts of railroad tracks and steel ties in recent times, has been followed thanks to intelligence reports and public vigilance.

Those arrested are Yussif Hudu, who was sentenced to four years in prison, and Ibrahim Yakubu, also sentenced to three years in prison by the Juaso circuit for theft.

Chief Superintendent Shaibu Osei, commander of the Konongo Divisional Police, said four other union members currently on trial in court included Tweneboah Malik, Kwadwo Gyamfi, Daniel Appiah and Samuel Baffour.

A considerable number of stolen railway lines and steel ties had been recovered from the union following their arrest at separate locations in the southern district of Asante-Akim, police confirmed.

Chief Superintendent Osei, informing Deputy Minister of Railway Development, Mr. Kwaku Asante-Boateng, who was on a working visit to the region, said the culprits were arrested in Duampompo, Breku, Nnadieso and Asante-Praso, all near Juaso.

“Police had information that union members normally operate in the bush, especially in communities crossed by rail lines,” he said.

They reportedly cleared the bush in the afternoon and in the evening cut the tracks into pieces, transporting them to market for sale, the divisional police commander added.

He called on the population, in particular the inhabitants of towns crossed by railways, not to hesitate to inform the police of the activities of these unscrupulous elements.

Mr Asante-Boateng, who is also an MP for Asante-Akim South, expressed concern over how some selfish Ghanaians have made the theft of railway lines and steel ties their business.

“The nation has lost so much to such thefts,” he lamented, saying those involved in such illegal activities would be treated ruthlessly when arrested.

The deputy minister, as part of his tour of the region, visited police stations in Ejisu, Konongo and Juaso, where he inspected stolen railway lines and salvaged steel ties.

He also visited the Adum locomotive workshop in Kumasi, which had preserved large pieces of railway tracks recovered after their interception in Obuasi, Akrokerri and parts of the region.

It costs the government about five million dollars to build a kilometer of railway line, according to the Ministry of Railway Development.

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Two stages completed for the 35011 General Steam Navigation steam locomotive

The General Steam Navigation Locomotive Restoration Society (GSNLRS) has announced that it has made two important milestones in the restoration of its Southern Railways Merchant Marine Class No. 35011 “General Steam Navigation”.

Tractor trailer

Following discussions with various contractors, the GSNLRS accepted a quote from North Norfolk Railway Engineering for the restoration of the 35011 trailer truck.

Since the separation of the rear bogie from the rest of the main locomotive frame, the Company is preparing the rear bogie for the next stages of restoration. The volunteers did an incredible job of laying out and cleaning up, with North Norfolk Railway Engineering now taking over the rest of the work to restore the truck. GSN’s follower truck is of prefabricated construction, the only surviving example, which makes it quite unique.

The GSNLRS set up a fund called the Trailing Truck Transformers Fund Club to raise funds to cover the costs of restoring the tow truck. For more information or to donate to the fund, please click here.

Crank axle stress test image // Credit GSNLRS

Crank axle

One of the biggest challenges for the Company is to build a new crank axle for 35011, as the original was retired in 1966. Much research has been done to determine what grade of steel would be suitable for a new crank axle. crank. Together with Professor Karl Dearn from the University of Birmingham, they performed a finite element analysis and found suitable grade A4T steel for a crank axle. Work can now progress on the design work for the new crank axle.

More information on the University of Birmingham’s FEA project can be read here.

For more information or to support the General Steam Navigation Locomotive Restoration Society, please visit the Society’s website here.

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West Somerset Railway announces new range of Christmas steam trains

With the West Somerset Railway nearing the end of a successful and busy summer season, Christmas planning is well underway, including a new Winterlights event taking place in the evening.

In addition to the usual Santa Express trains during the day, which will run from Bishops Lydeard to Williton, on ten dates starting in early December, the 14 Winterlights trains will run with the steam locomotive and illuminated cars, as well as festive displays along the line from Bishops Lydeard to Crowcombe.

Winterlights will run from mid-November, twice a night, and tickets go on sale from today at £ 20 per person and can be booked on the West Somerset Railway website.

Winterlights trains run on Friday 19 November and Saturday 20^e November, then November 26 & 27, then Friday December 3 and Saturday December 4, and weekends on December 10, 11, 17, 18, 19, plus December 21, 22 and 23.

Santa Express trains will depart on Saturday December 4 and Sunday December 5, then run on the weekends of December 11, 12, 18, 19, then Christmas week on December 21, 22, 23 and 24.

Commenting on WSR’s Christmas Train 2021 schedule, Kerry Noble, Deputy Managing Director of WSR, said: “We expect our ‘Winterlights’ trains to be popular with visitors and our workers as something new and a different and enlightening experience on the line. Our Christmas trains are essential to us because they constitute a good supplement of income which greatly helps us to get through the winter fallow period.

“Organizing successful events at the WSR always takes a lot of planning and effort, but none of this is achievable without the continued help of our amazing team of volunteers and staff, many of whom have worked so hard for us. get through the busy summer. period.”

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Jacksonville Locomotive Ready for Restoration, New Home After 60 Years

The Atlantic Coast Line 1504 is on the move again, three decades after the century-old locomotive became a static part of the parking lot at the Prime Osborn Convention Center.

But while the 80-foot-long engine and dinghy roll again, the steam won’t fuel its pistons for quite a while, as it leaves the town it has inhabited for most of its life. .

Instead, it will take about three years to be carefully disassembled and each part restored at FMW Solutions’ Southeast office and fabrication shop in Chattanooga. Then, the renewed parts of the 2,500 horsepower steam engine will be shipped 700 miles south to US Sugar’s Sugar Express Railway Museum for reassembly and testing.

Jacksonville City Council approved the transfer of the historic Jacksonville train to the US Sugar tourist attraction in June, despite concerns from some local historians about what has been called “the big train theft.”

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Sugar Express operations manager Scott Ogle called it a “sweet success” and said they were delighted to put No.1504 back into service. He said the effort that led to the restoration is “a continuation of the legacy upheld by the Atlantic Coast Line, CSX, the residents of Jacksonville and the North Florida Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, which all played a role in the preservation of No. 1504 over the past six decades. “

With the Clewiston Sugar Express store busy restoring the passenger cars for future use, No.1504 had to be sent to the FMW facility, Ogle said. It will eventually join a restored 1920 American Locomotive Co. steam engine in the nostalgic passenger excursions of the Sugar Express, FMW officials have confirmed.

On Monday, large cranes were used to separate the No. 1504 boiler and steam engine from its drive wheels, chassis and coal tender. On Tuesday morning, the boiler, steam engine and parts were loaded onto flatbed trucks for transport to Tennessee, where locomotive surgery will take place.

American Locomotive in Richmond, Virginia, built the 471,000-pound No. 1504, a massive vehicle requiring 10,000 gallons of water and 16 tons of coal to turn its 73-inch-high drive wheels. It was used on passenger journeys between Jacksonville Station, now the convention center, and Virginia. It even operated in the 1920s on the South Central Florida Express lines, operated by US Sugar Corp. from Sebring to Fort Pierce via Clewiston, some shared by Atlantic Coast Line.

Old Atlantic Coast Line Steam Locomotive # 1504 as it was on display in June in the parking lot of the Prime Osborn Convention Center just after being transferred to a Clewiston rail attraction.

Locomotive originally parked in the Atlantic Coast Line building

The huge locomotive was eventually pulled out and first parked in 1960 outside the Atlantic Coast Line (now CSX) on Water Street. Thirty-nine years later, it was moved to the Prime Osborn parking lot, on display near the rails it was running on.

The locomotive received $ 75,000 in renovations, then $ 10,000 in additional work when it was moved, but began to rust when the section of the railway company unsuccessfully applied for restoration grants. The local chapter of the National Railway Historical Society eventually joined other groups to win a 2015 $ 10,000 restoration grant from Trains Magazine, to which CSX corresponded,

Members of the association cleaned the rust, secured its windows and repainted it in 2015. But despite the exterior work, it has suffered from bad weather in recent years. So when Sugar Express LLC expressed interest in restoring it to join its other classic steam train in Clewiston, the company and the city agreed.

Larry Geertseme secures the cowcatcher from the front of the 101-year-old Atlantic Coast Line Steam Locomotive # 1504 onto a trailer for transport with the rest of the train for catering in Tennessee.

Gary Dickinson, a member of the Historical Society of Railways local who helped restore the exterior a few years ago, says it is the only original USRA Light Pacific steam locomotive. . In near-original condition, it was also designated a National Historic Landmark of Mechanical Engineering in 1990 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Local historian Wayne Wood had lobbied to keep the locomotive. He suggested moving it inside the Prime Osborn or exhibiting it at the Science and History Museum Project when it moves to the North Shore.

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Joy as the steam locomotive returns to the Llangollen railway

LLANGOLLEN Railroad volunteers celebrated the arrival of the first steam train of the 2021 season in Carrog.

Great Western Railway Heavy Freight Locomotive 3802 departed at 10:30 am from Llangollen and was the first such steam train since October on the Dee Valley Line.

Great Western Railway heavy freight locomotive arrives at Carrog

Despite the wet weather, good numbers boarded the train to run behind the 3802. There was an air of enthusiasm from the volunteers gathered as the steam returned to the tracks, and members of the public were excited to join the extended drive to Carrog.

The heritage Wickham railcar completed the steam train offering 75-minute weekend service.

The certification of the locomotive was completed to the satisfaction of the ORR (Office des Chemins de Fer et des Routes) thanks to the hard work of Service Motive members who had prepared No.3802 for its return to steam.

For the crews on the platform, it was a day of reassessing their skills to drive and fire the engine after a ten-month hiatus in operations.

The Chief: The Great Western Railway Heavy Freight Locomotive - Driver Martin Fuller and Firefighter Steph Ellwood on the Step Great Western Railway heavy freight locomotive – driver Martin Fuller and firefighter Steph Ellwood on the footrest

For the first trip, Martin Fuller was the driver accompanied by firefighter Steph Ellwood.

LRT Chairman Peter Edwards said: “The resumption of a steam transport service in Llangollen this weekend is the culmination of a huge effort on the part of our volunteers and our small staff. . This is an important step in our return to full operation.

“We cannot afford to be complacent, however, we depend on the continued support of the Welsh government and we still have challenges to overcome if we are to bring the railway back to stability and profitability.”

Rail services have been gradually reintroduced to the railroad since July, when an interim service with the heritage diesel wagon initially operated to Berwyn.

These were then extended to Glyndyfrdwy when the engineering work was completed.

The heritage diesel service proved popular with visitors wishing to access walking areas in the Dee Valley and the revenue generated from the tickets usefully contributed to the overhead costs of the railway, pending the return of the train to steam.

Steam trains will run on weekends and holidays, with diesel railcars running Tuesday through Friday in August.

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Nene Valley Railway: Special trains like Thomas and Santa’s Steam Express arrive at the tracks

Peterborough’s Nene Valley Railway is ideal for a perfect day out in the beautiful countryside that surrounds the city, whatever the season.

Whether it’s a family day out during the summer holidays, a ride on the Thomas Shuttle in the fall, or a special Santa Claus as Christmas approaches, your steam train journey to through the magnificent valley of the Nene will be unforgettable.

The railway is based at Wansford Station and operates steam trains on the 7½ mile route between Peterborough Nene Valley and Yarwell Junction.

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You can stop along the way at Orton Mere, Overton, and Wansford to soak up the scenery and step back when you’re ready.

NVR schedules vary depending on the day and if there are any special events running on the schedule.

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(Image: Nene Valley Railway)

A series of fabulous events will take place in the second half of August, as guest star LMS Jubilee 45596 Bahamas class locomotive arrives in the valley.

On the weekend of August 21-22 and the holiday weekend of 28-29-30, the Bahamas will carry passenger trains, including one of the popular Jolly Fisherman dining trains on Saturdays. A shuttle service will also be in operation during events.

Tickets sell out quickly: Jolly Fisherman’s traditional fish and chips are sold out for the 21st, but there are still plenty for the 28!

Consult the schedule of the special event + shuttle.

If traveling behind the Bahamas isn’t enough for you, why not learn how to drive it? The Bahamas Steam Driver Experience offers you an hour of lesson and an hour on the step of the 45996! The event will take place on August 19, 20, 26 and 27.

Most standard travel days by the end of October follow the yellow schedule. The railway will operate mainly on weekends, while Wednesdays through September 1 will have special events for families.

A Railcar shuttle will run along the main road on August 18 and 25, on its own schedule, while the times will be changed slightly to a single day on September 4.

Nene Valley Railway - Thomas train at a station — Thomas lives in Wansford
(Image: Nene Valley Railway)

The last weekend of October will host an event with the beloved Thomas Shuttle, and of course will have its own schedule.

In November, Sunday 7 and Saturdays 13 and 20 will follow the orange schedule.

And, from the weekend of November 27 to 28 in December until Christmas Eve, Santa Claus arrives aboard his festive Steam Express.

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Flying Scotsman 2021: Where to see a historic locomotive in the South this fall

The iconic Flying Scotsman steam locomotive will once again cross southern England in September.

Although tickets for future trips are sold out, many will be delighted at the sight of the Flying Scotsman, described as the most famous steam locomotive in the world.

Some Surrey residents may have taken the train already this year or seen it in all its glory when it traveled to Surrey Hills from London Victoria in May.

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Currently traveling to Yorkshire, as Chronicle Live reports, the train will pass through Lancashire next week before returning again on Tuesday 21 September.

On this day, the train, which is owned by the National Railway Museum, will travel to Salisbury from London Victoria.

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The following Sunday (September 26), he will then proceed to Oxford Parkway from London Paddington.

The routes for both trips have not yet been confirmed by the Railway Museum, so we cannot confirm whether the train will pass through Surrey.

The museum said this was not a full list of tour dates and additional trips are currently underway. Details will be posted on its website once confirmed.

The museum also urged those who wish to see the train on its tour dates to do so from a safe point of view.

He added that spectators should not venture onto the tracks, especially when it is on the main line, as a full schedule of regular services will also be in effect.

It follows previous incidents where people were seen next to the tracks taking pictures as the train approached.

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A steam locomotive will visit Carlisle on Tuesday

A Carnforth Pool steam locomotive will return to the mainline and will be in and around Carlisle on Tuesday, August 24, 2021.

The locomotive pulls the Dalesman. The tour sees the steam locomotive pass through Ribblehead en route to Carlisle.

The train, pulled by a diesel locomotive, will leave Chester at around 7:35 a.m.

The tour will stop at Frodsham at around 7.49am for a 4 minute break, departing at 07.53am. The diesel locomotive will then stop at Warrington Bank Quay (8:05 am), Wigan North Western (8:28 am) and Leyland (8:48 am) and Preston (9:05 am) to pick up passengers.

The tour then reverses and heads to Blackburn (9:41 am), Clitheroe (10:10 am) and Hellifield at 10:31 am, where the steam locomotive joins the train.

From Hellifield, the steam train passes through Horton at Ribblesdale (11:17 am), Ribblehead (11:24 am), Garsdale (11:38 am), Appleby (12:00 pm) and Carlisle at 12:52 pm.

On the way back, the steam locomotive will leave Carlisle at 3:20 p.m. before passing through Penrith North Lakes (4:10 p.m.), Tebay (4:50 p.m.), Oxenholme Lake District (5:03 p.m.) and Carnforth South Junction at 5:47 p.m. , where the steam locomotive got off the train.

The diesels take over from the steam and will pass through Preston (6:56 p.m.), Leyland (7:10 p.m.), Wigan North Western (7:36 p.m.), Warrington Bank Quay (7:49 p.m.), Frodsham (8:05 p.m.) and Chester at 8:30 p.m.

The times above in brackets are approximate times. Please click on the links below, which follow the train throughout the day to keep up to date with its passage through your local station.

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As always, please respect the dangers of the railroad. Please do not enter the railroad to see this iconic locomotive – stay at public access areas!

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Mining Locomotive Market and Trade Status, Industry Trends (Irwin Car and Equipment, CSR Corporation (China), Alstom SA (France), Siemens AG (Germany), More)

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