Railwatch is published by RailfutureRailwatch 182 (2.3MB) Alternative format: 1-wide (2.3MB) View [further reading, updates and clarifications] (incl. links) to complement some of the articles in this issue. Railfuture Honorary President Christian Wolmar has a fortnightly podcast 'Calling All Stations', produced by Cogitamus Ltd. You can listen to it here. View back issues of RailwatchClick here for newsletters produced by the Railway Invigoration Society from 1964-1975Railwatch is the quarterly magazine of Railfuture, which campaigns for more investment and a greater use of Britain's railways Members and supporters receive it free. Non-members can subscribe to Railwatch by clicking Other Railfuture publications include and Railwatch is edited by Ray King, 4 Christchurch Square, London E9 7HU. Tel: 020 8985 8548. editor@railwatch.org.uk Railfuture’s latest bookBRITAIN’S GROWING RAILWAYAn A-Z Guide of Station and Line ReopeningsBritain's Growing Railway tells the success story of railways in Britain. It shows how 400 stations have been opened (or reopened) since 1960, along with 600 miles of new track The two stars of the Britain's Growing Railway are the new Borders Railway from Edinburgh to Tweedbank, and Crossrail (Elizabeth line) in London The book includes passenger usage figures from the Office of Rail and Road for each of the reopened stations This 2017 edition of Britain’s Growing Railway celebrates the success of many of Railfuture’s campaigns and points the way to the future The 192-page A5 size perfect-bound book has 64 more pages but is the same price as the 2010 edition Britain's Growing Railway is an essential tool for rail campaigners, giving construction costs, funders, and station specifications, with examples of stations and lines where patronage has far exceeded expectations The price of this book has been reduced to just £5.00 including postage and packing You can buy Britain's Growing Railway direct from RailfutureBuy onlineRail campaign newsRail user help
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