Roger Smith is a reporter with a focus on local news in Lewes. His work has appeared in various publications including RailAdvent Ltd, PLOS, Lexology, EASTERN EVENING NEWS LIMITED, The Times, Midweek Herald, and Worthing Herald. Roger covers a range of topics related to railways, transportation, and infrastructure developments in the local area.
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Roger Smith's coverage primarily focuses on local events and announcements related to railways, transportation, and travel in the Lewes area. Pitches should highlight local angles or impacts of national/regional rail projects, infrastructure developments, or transport-related business activities.
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This book illustrates locomotives at Cardiff Canton during its time as a diesel locomotive maintenance depot from 1964 until its closure in 2004.
New names and colours for London Overground lines will be gradually introduced between tomorrow, Wednesday, 20th November and next Monday, 25th November.
A Class 47 diesel locomotive that the Wensleydale Railway had purchased has been delivered to the railway’s Leeming Bar site.
By: Roger Smith
Work to restore a 140-year-old gantry outside the Power Hall at Manchester’s Science and Industry Museum is nearing completion.
By: Roger Smith
To coincide with the publication of a book featuring photographs and paintings by renowned photographer and artist Eric Oldham, the Bahamas Locomotive Society is to auction one of Eric's original paintings.
Over the last year, railway bridges were struck by heavy goods vehicles 1,532 times, causing a cumulative 100 days of delays for train passengers.
Over the Christmas and New Year Period, a special timetable is being implemented by Merseyrail to keep people moving around the Liverpool City Region during the festive period.
Transport for London has reopened the application process for Zip photocards for customers aged 5-10, 11-15, and 16-17.
To mark the bombings of Birmingham pubs on 21st November 1974, a memorial service was held at Birmingham New Street station yesterday, Thursday, 21st November, to mark the 50th anniversary of the tragedy.
By: Roger Smith
The Railway Trolley Trust has agreed to purchase a trolley that has laid dismantled at the Nene Valley Railway near Peterborough for several years.
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