Flying Scotsman steams ahead on inaugural run
Doncaster's finest export the Flying Scotsman makes its inaugural run from London Kings Cross to York after a ten year restoration.
Doncaster's finest export the Flying Scotsman makes its inaugural run from London Kings Cross to York after a ten year restoration.
Police are investigating after part of a drone collided with the Flying Scotsman on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
The device was flying next to the steam train as it passed between Grosmont and Pickering when its camera became dislodged after the device struck a tree.
British Transport Police has now warned people to keep the drones at least 50 metres away from trains or they could face prosecution.
While no damage was caused to the train, we would like to point out that the use of drones, or any other small unmanned aircrafts, within 50 metres of a train is prohibited and is an offence due to the fact that they can cause an obstruction and endanger the safety of the train. We have identified the person responsible and officers will be speaking to them in due course.
Jon Mitchell spent the day on board the Flying Scotsman as it took to the tracks once more.
Calendar weather presenter - and avid steam enthusiast - Jon Mitchell is onboard the Flying Scotsman.