Rail Enthusiast magazine pseudonyms

[Oxfordblues]

Can anyone help me please with my recollections of "Rail Enthusiast" magazine? One of the columnists who wanted to remain anonymous revelled in adopting an amusing railway-related pseudonym each month, for example:
Neville Hill
Miles Platting
James Street
Stewart Slane
Milton Keynes
Healey Mills
John Stone
Peter Borough
Bill Ingham
Mick le Field
Mark Stey
Robert S Bridge
etc.

Can you suggest any more? It was a long list but I can only think of those few!

 

[theblackwatch]

I remember Mary Le Bone appearing too.

 

[Ash Bridge]

Percy Main
Peni Stone
Hazel Grove
Brad Ford
Don Caster
Grant Ham

 

[yorksrob]

Barry Island
Ted Ington
--- old post above --- --- new post below ---
Len Ham
Harriet Sham
Norman S Bay
Lance Ing

Hours of fun

 

[RichmondCommu]

Apologies for going off topic here but the Railtour reviews were very funny! All my magazines were chucked 20 odd years a go so I have no way of knowing who penned them.

 

[Ash Bridge]

Apologies for going off topic here but the Railtour reviews were very funny! All my magazines were chucked 20 odd years a go so I have no way of knowing who penned them.

Was the guy that did the reviews called, David Maxey?

 

[RichmondCommu]

Was the guy that did the reviews called, David Maxey?

Who ever he was he seemed to enjoy a drink!

 

[Ash Bridge]

Who ever he was he seemed to enjoy a drink!

Pretty certain it was him, I think he also went on to narrate some railway video programs later aswell.

 

[61653 HTAFC]

Percy Main
Peni Stone
Hazel Grove
Brad Ford
Don Caster
Grant Ham

That one's a missed opportunity... Brad Ford-Forster (Esquire) would be better/more ridiculous.

A few others that might well have been good...

Davey Junction of mid-Wales
Mel Scopp of Merseyside
Barry Lands of Surrey
Ray N. Spark of South West London

 

[Busaholic]

What about the great playboy Lew Isham, Brent Wood, Sev Enoaks and, the one who wanted to be alone, Greta Portland-Street, possibly a relation of Janet of that parish?

 

[Ash Bridge]

That one's a missed opportunity... Brad Ford-Forster (Esquire) would be better/more ridiculous.

A few others that might well have been good...

Davey Junction of mid-Wales
Mel Scopp of Merseyside
Barry Lands of Surrey
Ray N. Spark of South West London

Deleted.

 

[Bald Rick]

Not forgetting Mr & Mrs Tishtown, and their son, Ken.

 

[12CSVT]

Was the guy that did the reviews called, David Maxey?

Yes that's him. These days he narrates most of the DVDs for Locomaster Profiles and Visions International.

 

[Ash Bridge]

Yes that's him. These days he narrates most of the DVDs for Locomaster Profiles and Visions International.

Ah right. Still going strong then.

 

[Busaholic]

This gets addictive:-
Cat Ford and her brother Saul Ford
Belle Ingham
Bec Kenham-Hill
Purl Ey
Ivy Bridge
The North London odd couple Stan More and Colin Dale
The Spanish half-brother of the ex-Blue Peter presenter Seve Noaks
May Denhead
Marg Ate
Abby Wood
Sid Cup
Felix Stowe
Ange L
Cal Edonianroad
Ed Inburgh
Wally Ington
Che Am

That's enough puns...ed.

 

[Ash Bridge]

This gets addictive:-
Cat Ford and her brother Saul Ford
Belle Ingham
Bec Kenham-Hill
Purl Ey
Ivy Bridge
The North London odd couple Stan More and Colin Dale
The Spanish half-brother of the ex-Blue Peter presenter Seve Noaks
May Denhead
Marg Ate
Abby Wood
Sid Cup
Felix Stowe
Ange L
Cal Edonianroad
Ed Inburgh
Wally Ington
Che Am

That's enough puns...ed.

And one just for you, Pen Zance

 

[cf111]

Perhaps not an enthusiast magazine, but Private Eye's "Dr B. Ching".

 

[Busaholic]

And one just for you, Pen Zance

The old Scottish comedian Chic Hester would have loved all this.