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| rdfs:comment | - Today's Railways is a British railway magazine aimed at the enthusiast market and concentrating on current events. It is published by Platform 5 Publishing Ltd of Sheffield. There are two editions :
* Today's Railways EUROPE (ISSN 1354-2753), which covers the European railway scene, and normally published on the fourth Monday of each month.
* Today's Railways UK (ISSN 1750-6905), which covers the British and Irish railway scenes, and normally published on the second Monday of each month.
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| staff writer | - Alan Yearsley
- Robert Pritchard
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| abstract | - Today's Railways is a British railway magazine aimed at the enthusiast market and concentrating on current events. It is published by Platform 5 Publishing Ltd of Sheffield. There are two editions :
* Today's Railways EUROPE (ISSN 1354-2753), which covers the European railway scene, and normally published on the fourth Monday of each month.
* Today's Railways UK (ISSN 1750-6905), which covers the British and Irish railway scenes, and normally published on the second Monday of each month. Today's Railways EUROPE magazine began publication in 1994 and was originally named simply Today's Railways. According to Robert Humm & Co, Britain's largest railway bookshop, it is a "... smart and informative magazine ... profusely illustrated, mainly in colour ..." and its "[m]ajor articles on routes and systems are usually accompanied by good, clear maps." Today's Railways UK has carried its current title from issue #49, January 2006, having originally (from January 2002) been published as entrain (ISSN 1475-9713).
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