Staveley celebrates new artwork on the station. The artwork by Staveley artist Wendy Randall is the intriguing and exciting result of a contact made between Friends of the Lakes Line and Staveley Roundhouse/Art Society in early 2018. Wendy’s artwork is thoroughly researched and connects the station with the history and natural setting of Staveley itself. …
This month witnessed the introduction of our new SCENIC RAIL Journeys in Britain brochure. Community Rail Cumbria have been working in partnership with ACoRP to produce a brochure highlighting the wonderful but not so obvious lines available in and around Britain. The brochure is designed to signpost people to the wonderful Scenic Rail Britain website …
Laurel & Hardy always bring a smile to my face when I visit Ulverston (Furness Line)! Fabulous market town with lots of bespoke shops selling interesting and unusual gifts. Take the train and visit soon!
Our new Rail Journey to Recovery brochure was shown for the first time on Monday 9th September at the Northern Community Rail Conference in Leeds, the initial responses have been staggering and encouraged others to look into this further. This is a joint venture between Turning Point and Community Rail Cumbria inspired by the well-publicised Rail …
Following on from the successful hub and platform developments at Maryport Station, a group aptly named The Maryporter’s have taken on the adoption of this local station. Working in partnership with Community Rail Cumbria and Northern the station entrance has been transformed with a vast range of flowers and herbs to showcase the influence Romans …
The new 16-17 Saver is now on sale online or by calling 0345 301 1656 and offers 50% off most rail fares for anyone aged 16 and 17 years old. For only £30, the 16-17 Saver is valid for one year or until the cardholder’s 18th birthday (whichever is earliest) and discounts will be applied …