Transport

Case Study | A greener approach to moving art

Gander & White shares how it is working to reduce the cultural sector's emissions

Q&A | ‘Railways are a global story but we wanted to take it back to where it started’

Sarah Price, head of the Locomotion Museum in Shildon, tells us why the town is looking to the future as it celebrates its past

Railway’s 200th anniversary festival weekend gets underway

Bicentenary celebrations include the reopening of Station Hall at the National Railway Museum

Profile | ‘This story gives people a reason to come to the region and see its beauty’

As a festival launches in Tees Valley to celebrate the bicentenary of the first public rail journey, the event's director Niccy Hallifax tells us about the railway's role in regeneration, revolution – and even the advent of universal time

Programme unveiled for festival to mark the birth of the modern railway

Four museum partners will play central role in nine-month S&DR200 celebration

On the right track | Go as you Please, National Railway Museum, York

Rediscovering train travel from the viewpoint of disabled people

Profile | ‘We can all get dewy-eyed over Mallard, but that’s not helping us into the future’

Judith McNicol, the director of the National Railway Museum, is looking ahead with confidence, says Simon Stephens

On my bookshelf | Steam at Thursford

This 1982 book traces the author's passion for steam and the result is a national treasure

Routemasters

Staying relevant, attracting new audiences, preventing thefts and recruiting volunteers are among the many challenges facing the varied group of bus museums that are dotted about the UK