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 is back for another month of award-winning photos, news, features and exclusives from the rail industry, past and present. This month’s The Railway Magazine covers doubts cast over HS2 Eastern leg, plus Tier 4 chaos on the railways. Here’s what is coming up in the January issue: Blue Pullman: 60th anniversary Following the launch of the new Midland Pullman HST charter train, Andy Flowers recounts the history of the famous luxury service that inspired its 21st century resurrection. Last Push-Pull Trains in Paris Philip Horton follows up his study of the last UK push-pull services with a ...

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Cr Smith has served on council since 2008 and assumed the position of mayor in 2016. Tributes have come in for the departing mayor, with Page MP Kevin Hogan praising Cr Smith's leadership during the 2017 floods. "Working with Isaac post the 2017 floods will be my lasting memory of his time as Mayor," Mr Hogan said. "We were both devastated at what had happened to our community. "We both worked together to get the relief assistance happening both federally and at a local government level as quickly as we could. "I wish him well in the next stage of his life." Members of the public also ...

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... A fabrication facility intended to support a nuclear waste storage facility proposed in southeast New Mexico would support at least 150 jobs in the region in addition to employment expected at the repository itself. Holtec International, a nuclear technology company based in New Jersey, hoped to build a temporary facility to store high-level spent nuclear fuel rods near the border of Eddy and Lea c...

Neil Tague Developer Heaton Group has reached the highest point of construction on Bishopsgate Gardens, a 130-apartment scheme in Preston city centre. Wigan company Heaton has nine live schemes at present – four within the North West – and said that it is nearing completion on two further acquisitions within the region. Bishopgate Gardens, its flagship project and its fourth in Preston, has topped out six months ahead of schedule. ead of schedule. Heaton said it will be “Preston’s first amenity-focussed residence,” featuring roof gardens, community lounges and independent retailers ...