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Women seen doing all jobs necessary to keep the railways running - heaving coke, manning the signal box, collecting tickets at the barrier. The importance of railways in keeping the fighters supplied.
Traces the design and building of the Docklands Light Railway in the East End of London, looking at the project in terms of the hard systems. Discusses the situation posed by the decline of the London Docks...
Great strike spreading. 10,000 men now involved in stoppage to protest against ten per cent wage cut. A dastardly outrage. Two killed in derailed Dublin-Belfast train near Dundalk (within Free State border).
Rail tickets by installments. New holiday plan is outlined by LMS Chairman, Sir Josiah Stamp.
LOCOMOTION (1975, 15 min), produced by Geoffrey Jones, presents a chronology of British railway history and made to commemorate the 150th anniversity of the Stockton and Darlington railway, the world’s...
Looks behind the scenes at the world’s fastest train, the French TGV.
The hard systems method is applied to the process of choosing the optimum light rail system for the area. Choices had to be made on the route, type of system, station designs etc, and to help in the...
COI synopsis: British railways have a high reputation for safety. Much of this is due to the thoroughness of the training given to signalmen.
For fifteen successive days RAF and US Airforce sustain biggest air bombardment of war. In addition to all usual targets, bombers and fighters make particular attacks on German railway system - part of plan...
BFI synopsis: Railway talks at Bulawayo, about the advancement of Africans in the employ of the Rhodesian Railways.
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