Narrow Gauge World

Narrow Gauge World is the only newsstand magazine that puts narrow gauge centre stage. Yesterday’s history, today’s news and tomorrow’s projects are all covered in detail in our pages.

We uncover fascinating stories from the rich and varied history of the narrow gauge, we carry unrivalled in-depth news coverage, we feature the many new projects, talking directly to the people involved, on today’s busy and vibrant narrow gauge, in the UK and across the globe. Our photography is a highlight, from period pictures often published for the first time, to the best work from today’s photographers, used big and bold.

In the January-February edition of Narrow Gauge World we look forward to the action in the new year, while reporting on how the old one has gone out with a bang, winter storms causing damage to many lines.

Editor Andrew Charman visits the Corris Railway, where a high embankment is almost complete and the plans for extension gaining pace.

James Waite concludes his three-part series on narrow gauge in China with a visit to a remote line for hauling stone.

Sjors van Dongen celebrates the centenary of the world's most northerly tram system,

And Donald Brooks heads to Switzerland to describe Europe's most profitable narrow gauge rail system.

We also hear about the Bure Valley's new loco which is green in more ways than one, our modelling pages have excellent news for those working in both 4mm and 7mm scale, plus our unvrivalled news coverage and more, all in Narrow Gauge World.