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Railwatch - earlier editions

2011
  • Railwatch 127 - April 2011 - London's new Thameslink station

    • 2010
  • Railwatch 126 - December 2010 - Scotland's new line
  • Railwatch 125 - October 2010 - Fast forward
  • Railwatch 124 - July 2010 - ELL of a day
  • Railwatch 123 - April 2010 - High speed highlights

    • 2009
  • Railwatch 122 - December 2009 - Rail is a World Cup winner
  • Railwatch 121 - October 2009 - High speed rail comes in from the cold
  • Railwatch 120 - July 2009 - One year to go
  • Railwatch 119 - April 2009 - Light at the end of the tunnel

    • 2008
  • Railwatch 118 - December 2008 - All change in America
  • Railwatch 117 - November 2008 - New hard nose of high speed rail
  • Railwatch 116 - July 2008 - Bridging the gap
  • Railwatch 115 - April 2008 - Japan's Doctor Yellow train

    • 2007
  • Railwatch 114 - December 2007 - St Pancras reborn
  • Railwatch 113 - October 2007 - Thameslink go-ahead at last!
  • Railwatch 112 - July 2007 - With a new look
  • Railwatch 111 - April 2007 - What a letdown
  • Railwatch 110 - January 2007 - £20m of seats

    • 2006
  • Railwatch 109 - October 2006 - A bridge too far
  • Railwatch 108 - July 2006 - World beater
  • Railwatch 107 - April 2006 - Mobile magic

    • 2005
  • Railwatch 106 - December 2005 - Ready and waiting
  • Railwatch 105 - October 2005 - It can be done!
  • Railwatch 104 - July 2005 - Stratford scene
  • Railwatch 103 - April 2005 - A new King's Cross

    • 2004
  • Railwatch 102 - December 2004 - On track
  • Railwatch 101 - October 2004 - Electric for the future
  • Railwatch 100 - July 2004 - So near yet so far
  • Railwatch 099 - April 2004 - Still the age of the train

    • 2003
  • Railwatch 098 - December 2003 - One mile to go
  • Railwatch 097 - October 2003 - Almost there!
  • Railwatch 096 - August 2003 - Rail City 2007
  • Railwatch 095 - April 2003 - Bridge to the future

    • 2002
  • Railwatch 094 - November 2002 - Mending the gap
  • Railwatch 093 - August 2002 - Cutting edge
  • Railwatch 092 - June 2002 - Fast forward
  • Railwatch 091 - April 2002 - A strategy for growth?

    • 2001
  • Railwatch 090 - December 2001 - A golden opportunity
  • Railwatch 089 - August 2001 - End the merry-go-round
  • Railwatch 088 - June 2001 - Euro way forward
  • Railwatch 087 - March 2001 - It's a railfuture

    • 2000
  • Railwatch 086 - November 2000 - Reward for road lobby bullies
  • Railwatch 085 - August 2000 - Double yellow signal at last
  • Railwatch 084 - June 2000 - Choked by perverse policies
  • Railwatch 083 - April 2000 - Promises, promises

    • 1999
  • Railwatch 082 - December 1999 - New vision is needed
  • Railwatch 081 - October 1999 - A chance to advance
  • Railwatch 080 - July 1999 - Mind the policy gap
  • Railwatch 079 - April 1999 - A change of track

    • 1998
  • Railwatch 078 - December 1998 - High speed action
  • Railwatch 077 - October 1998 - No time to waste
  • Railwatch 076 - July 1998 - Rail is taking off
  • Railwatch 075 - April 1998 - A new dawn for rail

    • 1997
  • Railwatch 074 - December 1997 - Unfair treatment
  • Railwatch 073 - October 1997 - Credibility on the line
  • Railwatch 072 - July 1997 - Let the good times roll
  • Railwatch 071 - April 1997 - Brave new world

    • 1996
  • Railwatch 070 - December 1996 - Trains for lean times
  • Railwatch 069 - October 1996 - Taken for a £100bn ride
  • Railwatch 068 - July 1996 - Jubilation in Docklands
  • Railwatch 067 - April 1996 - Middle England's missing link (PDF format - 2.2MB)

    • 1995
  • Railwatch 066 - December 1995 - It's a mad world (PDF format - 2.2MB)
  • Railwatch 065 - October 1995 - Vive la difference (PDF format - 2.1MB)
  • Railwatch 064 - July 1995 - Third class/first rate (PDF format - 2.2MB)
  • Railwatch 063 - April 1995 - Bonjour Europe (PDF format - 2.2MB)

    • 1994
  • Railwatch 062 - December 1994 - The core of the problem (PDF format - 2.3MB)
  • Railwatch 061 - October 1994 - Back to rock and roll (PDF format - 1.8MB)
  • Railwatch 060 - July 1994 - Crossrail scandal (PDF format - 2.5MB)
  • Railwatch 059 - April 1994 - All aboard the Eurostar (PDF format - 1.9MB)

    • 1993
  • Railwatch 058 - December 1993 - Privatisation will fail (PDF format - 1.9MB)
  • Railwatch 057 - October 1993 - Great train robbery (PDF format - 1.6MB)
  • Railwatch 056 - July 1993 - Tories steam ahead (PDF format - 1.6MB)
  • Railwatch 055 - April 1993 - Return to sender (PDF format - 1.8MB)

    • 1992
  • Railwatch 054 - December 1992 - Going at full tilt (PDF format - 1.9MB)
  • Railwatch 053 - October 1992 - Karmageddon protest (PDF format - 1.6MB)
  • Railwatch 052 - July 1992 - No mandate for privatisation (PDF format - 1.6MB)
  • Railwatch 051 - April 1992 - Try privatisation muddle (PDF format - 1.7MB)

    • 1991
  • Railwatch 050 - December 1991 - Fares protest
  • Railwatch 049 - October 1991 - British Rail's financial frightener
  • Railwatch 048 - July 1991 - Speedlink axed
  • Railwatch 047 - April 1991 - Campaigners meet public transport minister (PDF format - 1.9MB)

    • 1990
  • Railwatch 046 - December 1990 - Crossed lines over cash (PDF format - 1.3MB)
  • Railwatch 045 - October 1990 - Get back on track, Cecil (PDF format - 1.2MB)
  • Railwatch 044 - July 1990 - Back to the twilight zone (PDF format - 1.2MB)
  • Railwatch 043 - March 1990 - A tale of two Crossrails (PDF format - 1.3MB)
  • Railwatch 042 - January 1990 - Privatisation in the sidings (PDF format - 1.2MB)

    • 1989
  • Railwatch 041 - October 1989 - A network for the 90s (PDF format - 1.3MB)
  • Railwatch 040 - July 1989 - Saved - but it was a long drag (PDF format - 1.7MB)
  • Railwatch 039 - April 1989 - Chunnel link -no alternative (PDF format - 646kB)
  • Railwatch 038 - January 1989 - Beeching is back (PDF format - 1.9MB)

    • 1988
  • Railwatch 037 - October 1988 - Decade of success (PDF format - 1.7MB)
  • Railwatch 036 - August 1988 - Settle-Carlisle - could it close? (PDF format - 1.3MB)
  • Railwatch 035 - April 1988 - Rail fares rise (PDF format - 1.4MB)
  • Railwatch 034 - February 1988 - EEC - benefits of rail (PDF format - 1.9MB)

    • 1987
  • Railwatch 033 - October 1987 - Railway finance for inter-city (PDF format - 1.2MB)
  • Railwatch 032 - July 1987 - Privatisation - when and how? (PDF format - 1.3MB)
  • Railwatch 031 - April 1987 - Level crossings (PDF format - 689kB)
  • Railwatch 030 - February 1987 - Chris Green on investment (PDF format - 1.2MB)

    • 1986
  • Railwatch 029 - November 1986 - Scotrail sold down the river on Dornoch bridge (PDF format - 1.2MB)
  • Railwatch 028 - July 1986 - Reprieve for Marylebone (PDF format - 2.2MB)
  • Railwatch 027 - April 1986 - Docklands development (PDF format - 1.2MB)
  • Railwatch 026 - February 1986 - Rail tunnel - the right decision (PDF format - 1.3MB)

    • 1985
  • Railwatch 025 - October 1985 - Driver only operation (PDF format - 2.0MB)
  • Railwatch 024 - July 1985 - Bill fails rail and bus (PDF format - 2.0MB)
  • Railwatch 023 - March 1985 - Goole-Gilberdyke (PDF format - 2.4MB)

    • 1984
  • Railwatch 022 - December 1984 - Truth about Settle-Carlisle (PDF format - 1.4MB)
  • Railwatch 021 - September 1984 - East Coast electrification (PDF format - 1.9MB)
  • Railwatch 020 - June 1984 - Rail-road conversion "issue closed" (PDF format - 2.3MB)
  • Railwatch 019 - February 1984 - Britain and America (PDF format - 2.0MB)

    • 1983
  • Railwatch 018 - November 1983 - Mrs Thatcher's view on rail (PDF format - 1.9MB)
  • Railwatch 017 - June 1983 - Politically unacceptable (PDF format - 2.0MB)

    • 1982
  • Railwatch 016 (Railway Development News) - October 1982 - Rail development week (PDF format - 3.2MB)
  • Railwatch 015 (Railway Development News) - July 1982 - Do not scuttle the railways (PDF format - 3.4MB)
  • Railwatch 014 (Railway Development News) - April 1982 - £58 million - was it worth it (PDF format - 2.5MB)
  • Railwatch 013 (Railway Development News) - January 1982 - AA, RAC and the road lobby (PDF format - 2.2MB)

    • 1981
  • Railwatch 012 (Railway Development News) - October 1981 - More Beeching cuts? (PDF format - 1.7MB)
  • Railwatch 011 (Railway Development News) - July 1981 - Rail investment needed (PDF format - 5.7MB)
  • Railwatch 010 (Railway Development News) - April 1981 - Cuts threaten future of rail network (PDF format - 5.1MB)

    • 1980
  • Railwatch 008 (Railway Development News) - October 1980 - Big BR sell-off (PDF format - 3.0MB)
  • Railwatch 007 (Railway Development News) - June 1980 - Age of the Train (PDF format - 2.6MB)
  • Railwatch 006 (Railway Development News) - February 1980 - Rail closure plan denied (PDF format - 2.9MB)

    • 1979
  • Railwatch 005 (Railway Development News) - November 1979 - Electrification a winner (PDF format - 3.1MB)
  • Railwatch 004 (Railway Development News) - August 1979 - Rail closures (PDF format - 3.8MB)
  • Railwatch 003 (Railway Development News) - April 1979 - Taming the juggernauts (PDF format - 3.2MB)
  • Railwatch 002 (Railway Development News) - January 1979 - Bus replacement inevitable? (PDF format - 3.6MB)

    • 1978
  • Railwatch 001 (Railway Development News) - October 1978 - Long live the RDS (PDF format - 3.5MB)

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