Sam Hewitt
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Talyllyn Railway café and shop to remain open
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Talyllyn Railway has announced that its café and shop will remain open from 9am to 3pm.
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Three million passengers and counting…
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Sitting in the shadow of Snowdon in North Wales, Cliff Thomas tells the story of Llanberis Lake Railway, whose foundations stem from a former slate quarry line. A check list of ingredients for a successful heritage railway might include: mountain landscapes (Snowdon, obviously!); running beside a lake; steam locomotives with local provenance; riding on an…
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West Somerset Railway postpones first services of the season
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West Somerset Railway has announced the postponement of the first running services of the season amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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South Devon Railway services suspended
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South Devon Railway (SDR) has chosen to suspend all railway services with immediate effect until mid-May.
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National Railway Museum to temporarily close
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The National Railway Museum has released a statement announcing its temporary closure from 17 March.
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Coronavirus: Sadiq Khan says London public transport could be cut
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London’s public transport network could soon be massively scaled back due to the coronavirus, Sadiq Khan has said.
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Statesman Rail and Saphos Trains cancel tours for “wellbeing of customers”
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Rail tour promoters Statesman Rail and Saphos Trains have cancelled all trains due to operate between 20 March and 10 May due to coronavirus.
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Coronavirus: London Underground sees big slump in passenger journeys
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The London Underground saw a 19% fall in passenger journeys last week compared with the same period in 2019 because of coronavirus.
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London Underground driver tests positive for coronavirus
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The man, who works on the Tube’s Jubilee Line, has been off work this week after returning from holiday in Vietnam.
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Mangapps Railway Museum closes over coronavirus
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Mangapps Railway Museum has announced that the museum is closing until further notice.
