Heritage Railway's Winter MOT
Engineers at the Severn Valley Railway has overhauled one of the line's hardest working steam engines in time for the summer season. ITV Central has been behind the scenes to see how they're getting on this summer.
The Flying Pig returns to the Severn Valley Railway
One of the longest-running steam engines at the Severn Valley Railway has made its return after a seven-month overhaul.
The Flying Pig has been at the popular Worcestershire tourist attraction since the official end of steam on British Railways in 1968.
The locomotive, numbered 43106, made its first run of the tracks as the 11.10 service between Bridgnorth and Kidderminster.
After a lick of paint in the coming days, it is due to be back in full service soon.
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