Bowling Oil Terminal: Construction of a new £5.9m railway bridge at the former Exxon site at Bowling is gathering pace, with the structure now clearly taking shape. The bridge is a key element of the Glasgow City Region Deal, a major investment programme designed to improve transport links, unlock economic growth, and support sustainable development in the area.

Perth: A4 Pacific 60009 ‘Union of South Africa’ leaving Perth with the SLOA’s 1983 ‘Fair Maid’ day excursion from London. The A4 took the Motherwell-Perth and Perth-Edinburgh stages of the trip.

Afon Wen: The site of the former Afon Wen station on the Cambrian Railway from Pwllheli, now a caravan park. It opened on the 2nd September 1867 to serve the village of Afon Wen, and also to act as the junction station for the Caernarvonshire Railway to Menai Bridge via Caernarvon. The line to Caernarvon, and Afon Wen itself, closed on the 7th December 1964, and little evidence of the station remains in 2025.

Edinburgh Waverley: 08:56 Lumo 1E82 and 09:00 LNER 1E08, both almost ready to depart Waverley for Kings Cross on 18th October 2025.

Marlborough Road: View from LU S8 stock, Metropolitan Line to Uxbridge, passing the remains of Marlborough Road station, opened 1868, closed 1939, at 13.41 on Sunday, 12th October 2025. The substantial entrance building still stands at street level, (see image [[68091]]).

Stow Park: The 2025 RHTT season is in full swing and 69008 is seen near Stow Park on the rear of the 3j41 0819 Peterborough to Doncaster water jets .

Gatun Locks: Entering the Panama Canal from the Atlantic Ocean at Colon on 19th March 2025. These are the Gatun locks that raise ships 85 feet to the Gatun Lake, which they cross before dropping down again to the Pacific Ocean near Panama City. On each side of the approaching ship three 'Mule' locomotives are lined up ready to be attached and guide it through the three locks.

Buchlyvie Junction: Buchlyvie Junction, looking north west. The Forth and Clyde Junction Railway solum runs from left to right in the foreground and the Aberfoyle line can be seen curving around before running off north west across Flanders Moss.

Shap Summit: Investigations continue following a derailment near Shap early on 3rd November. NR engineers are working with the RAIB to determine the cause. It followed a suspected landslip in the area. The derailment blocked the opposite line, and, while teams work to reopen the railway, no trains will run between Preston and Carlisle on 4th November. Phil James, NR North West Route Director, said: 'We want to thank passengers for their patience while we investigated this extremely complex incident. Now that RAIB staff have finished their investigation our team can begin the work of reopening the railway. We need to move the train before we begin the repair work necessary to get services moving safely as soon as possible. This incident will continue to cause disruption for the rest of the day and we’re urging passengers to check with their train operator or National Rail Enquiries for the latest information'.

Stanley Junction: 170395 passes through the site of Stanley Junction station (closed June 1956) in October 2025 with the 12.07 Glasgow QS - Inverness. The signal box in this shot was opened in 1961 on the site of the old northbound platform and controlled the junction with the Forfat line which finally closed in 1982. In addition to being the point where double track north of Perth ends it now also controls signalling at Pitlochry since that box closed in 2019.