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1   Link   Black Diamonds Group
The Black Diamonds is a model railway group based in the East Midlands that specialises in North American prototypes. Regular meetings are held each month on a Saturday in Kegworth, Leicestershire. The group is a division within the British Region of the NMRA. 		195
2   Link   Calder Northern
The Calder Northern modellers are a division of the NMRA (British Region), operating layouts in G, HO and N scales.
The group meet at monthly intervals, visitors and prospective members are welcome (0900-1600) 		156
3   Link   Northumbria Sub-Division
An informal assembly for members of the British Region from the Tweed to the Tees 		164
4   Link   Red Dragon Railroaders
The Cadoxton Sub-Division is synonymous with the american group of the Barry and Penarth MRC. The group's main layout, Cadoc Bluffs, normally occupies two rooms in the Barry and Penarth MRC clubrooms, although at present (Autumn 2008) it is being competely rebuilt. The group hosts running days in the Clubrooms above the Cadoxton Conservative Club (Vere St., Barry, CF63 2HU ) on Saturdays every two months. 		160
5   Link   Seaboard Southern
There are a number of varied activities undertaken during meetings, including layouts brought along by members, bring and buy, traders, modules (HO), and also teach-ins' that home in on various subjects ranging from DCC to scenery construction. A number of members are currently constructing NMRA HO modules, plus a hint of mixed HOn3/HO modules and there is the possibility of permanent HO and N gauge layouts. During the year social events are arranged as an antidote to all the modelling activities. In addition to the evening meetings we also exhibit the modules at various model railway exhibitions in the South East 		240
6   Link   Thamesiders Model Railroad Group
we are a small group of model railroaders, primarily from Essex, who met through the NMRA and decided to form a small group to further our knowledge and enjoyment of North American railroads, both full size and model.

As its name suggests the Thamesiders group covers the southern part of the division, nominally Essex, but members come from across the county border in Suffolk, Kent and South East London 		162
7   Link   Western Union
An informal club based in Plymouth, Devon. The Club is a mainly modular based group and meets monthly for running sessions.
The monthly meetings are very informal and we usually have two layouts set up an HO modular layout and a growing N scale modular layout. Most of the club members are into DCC and we will be happy to give advice and demonstrate it to those that are interested. A newsletter is sent out several times a year to the club members and all N.M.R.A. members in Devon and Cornwall. 		80
8   Link   Worcester N Gaugers
NMRA - British Region - The Three Counties.
Home of the Snake Bend modular layout.
Based on the oNetrak system but slightly tweaked it to make it easier for British modellers. Entirely DCC throughout/ Over 26 seperate modules. 		196
9   Link   NMRA - British Region
The National Model Railroad Association (NMRA) is the largest organization devoted to the development, promotion, and enjoyment of the hobby of model railroading.

The NMRA British Region promotes North American modelling in the United Kingdom. To find out more about the NMRA, please have a browse through our website where you will find out all about the benefits of joining this friendly Association. 		320
10   Link   NMRA
The National Model Railroad Association is the largest organization devoted to the development, promotion, and enjoyment of the hobby of model railroading. The NMRA was founded in 1935 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in order to provide a service to the hobby of model railroading. 		130