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 July issue of Narrow Gauge World we look forward to the peak 
season on the British narrow gauge and some special events on the way.

Andrew Charman reports on the return to Fairbourne of two of its 
15-inch gauge stalwarts.

James Waite starts a study of the narrow gauge of war-torn Syria.

Adrian Garner recalls visiting a busy Bowaters paper mill in 1966.

And Keith Chester describes how electric traction was pioneered on the 
narrow gauge.

We hear about a hole that caused chaos for the tiny Laxey Mine 
Railway.

In our modelling pages we have another inspirational 009 layout in a 
very small space.

Plus our unrivalled news coverage, the best photography, where to find 
trains and events in July, and much more, all in Narrow Gauge World. 
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