As the 60103 Flying Scotsman turns 100, here’s where you can see the world’s most famous steam engine locomotive and perhaps even enjoy a day trip on board too. Did you know with a Digital ...

The legendary 60103 Flying Scotsman is back in service following a £4.2 million overhaul. On Wednesday (May 25) and Wednesday (June 1) the steam engine will pass through the Surrey Hills ...

STEAM enthusiasts and trainspotters were left in awe as the legendary 60103 Flying Scotsman embarked on a thundering journey along the renowned Settle & Carlisle Line at the weekend.

Ltd. The train will be leaving Bristol Temple Meads this morning steam hauled by locomotive No.60103 Flying Scotsman in the morning and stops to pick up further passengers at Yatton and Taunton.

The world famous 60103 Flying Scotsman marks will visit Nuneaton as part of its 100th birthday celebrations. People will be able to see the iconic train at the Trent Valley Station on June 10 2023.

He lived at Doncaster for 18 years, until, at the time of the formation of the London & North Eastern Railway in 1923, he became its chief mechanical engineer Doncaster 60103 Flying Scotsman ...

And Flying Scotsman is set to return to the railway this weekend before it celebrates its centenary next year with a new exhibition announced for York’s National Railway Museum. The No. 60103 ...

"I have a lot of very good memories of 60103 [Flying Scotsman's British Rail number]," he said. "I did a lot of trips on the footplate and shovelled a lot of coal. "There was a lot of interest ...

Locomotive 60103 Flying Scotsman pulls out of King's Cross at the start of its journey along the East Coast Mainline after a decade-long restoration project Paul Hackett/Reuters Designed by Sir ...

The iconic 60103 Flying Scotsman was built in 1923 by Nigel Gresley, a British engineer and has made many visits to Surrey over the years. According to the official Flying Scotsman website the ...