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Lincolnshire Wolds Railway www.lincolnshirewoldsrailway.co.uk 01507 363881 01507 Lincolnshire, dn36 5sh dn36 Lincolnshire, station road, Ludborough road, station Lincolnshire Wolds railway Wolds Lincolnshire Registered Charity number 1155210. number Charity Registered The Lincolnshire Wolds Railway Society is a Charity registered in England. in registered Charity a is Society Railway Wolds Lincolnshire The being sent out yearly during March. during yearly out sent being Santa Specials. The membership year runs from April to March with renewals with March to April from runs year membership The Specials. Santa * Please note these concessions do not apply to the 1940s Weekend and Weekend 1940s the to apply not do concessions these note Please * pick up a bargain at ‘Haggler’s Halt’ shop in the station car park car station the in shop Halt’ ‘Haggler’s at bargain a up pick form overleaf or online at www.lwrs.uk at online or overleaf form simply complete the application application the complete simply policy on all its trains, in station buildings, on platforms and all public areas. public all and platforms on buildings, station in trains, its all on policy behaved and not allowed to climb on seats. the LWr operates a no-smoking a operates LWr the seats. on climb to allowed not and behaved you show a current membership card*. card*. membership current a show you are welcome on the train, except in First class carriages, but must be well be must but carriages, class First in except train, the on welcome are environment. please ensure that children are supervised at all times. dogs times. all at supervised are children that ensure please environment. and receive 25% discount off travel at other times when times other at travel off discount 25% receive and photographs on the railway’s premises. the railway is a working a is railway the premises. railway’s the on photographs company. please also consider the safety of yourself and others when taking when others and yourself of safety the consider also please company. railway. You also get three days free travel at the LWr the at travel free days three get also You railway. commercial use is made of them without the written consent of the of consent written the without them of made is use commercial newsletter to keep you up to date with events at the at events with date to up you keep to newsletter filming on our premises is permitted on the strict condition that no that condition strict the on permitted is premises our on filming operational reasons without prior notice. the taking of photographs and photographs of taking the notice. prior without reasons operational as a member you receive copies of the society’s the of copies receive you member a as the LWr reserves the right to cancel the motive power or programme for programme or power motive the cancel to right the reserves LWr the our railway is there for future generations to enjoy. enjoy. to generations future for there is railway our Ludborough village. (sat nav use dn36 5sh postcode) postcode) 5sh dn36 use nav (sat village. Ludborough raises funds for projects that will help to insure that insure to help will that projects for funds raises brown signs and take the turning to Fulstow, not Fulstow, to turning the take and signs brown the LWrs is the supporting charity of the LWr and LWr the of charity supporting the is LWrs the grimsby and Louth. When travelling via the a16 follow the follow a16 the via travelling When Louth. and grimsby member of the Lincolnshire Wolds railway society. railway Wolds Lincolnshire the of member Ludborough station is situated east of the a16 between a16 the of east situated is station Ludborough You can also give your support by becoming a becoming by support your give also can You Become a member a Become village or go to www.lincolnshirewoldsrailway.co.uk to go or Ludborough if you would like to know more call 01507 363881 01507 call more know to like would you if 09TMTBE&EVENTS & TIMETABLE 2019 any, you can be sure we will make the most of them! them! of most the make will we sure be can you any, a18 You don’t need any special skills but, if you have you if but, skills special any need don’t You station rd station working in our buffet or shop. shop. or buffet our in working a16 RAILWAY restoration and painting to being a train guard or guard train a being to painting and restoration Fulstow of the railway’s activities from engine driving, engine from activities railway’s the of there is a wide choice of roles covering all aspects all covering roles of choice wide a is there new people from all walks of life and gain new skills. skills. new gain and life of walks all from people new thoresby b1201 a1031 north Volunteering gives you the opportunity to meet to opportunity the you gives Volunteering volunteers. they are the lifeblood of our organisation. our of lifeblood the are they volunteers. Lincolnshire Wolds railway is all carried out by our by out carried all is railway Wolds Lincolnshire the running, restoration and maintenance of the of maintenance and restoration running, the LINCOLNSHIRE WOLDS LINCOLNSHIRE age of steam alive! steam of age Leave a review on review a Leave Help us keep the the keep us Help email: [email protected] email: Lincolnshire Wolds railway Wolds Lincolnshire TiMeTABLe Welcome to the Ludborough depart 10.45 11.45 12.45 13.45 14.45 15.45 family-friendly line! north thoresby arrive 11.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 north thoresby depart 11.10 12.10 13.10 14.10 15.10 16.10 Ludborough arrive 11.25 12.25 13.25 14.25 15.25 16.25 come and experience the thrill of the bygone era of steam at the Lincolnshire Wolds railway. A special timetable operates at certain events and Winter running days the LWr is situated in a beautiful part of the Lincolnshire countryside between the Wolds and the coast, TickeT prices and is only a short distance from grimsby, the seaside resort one WaY daY roVer* of cleethorpes and the historic market town of Louth. adults £4.00 £8.00 our railway operates on a stretch of line that used to be children (under 3 free) £2.50 £4.00 part of the great northern route from boston to grimsby. senior citizens £3.00 £6.00 heritage steam trains currently run between Ludborough Family runabout ticket (2 adults & 4 children) £20.00 and north thoresby and work is now in progress to extend dogs £1.00 (please kindly keep dogs off all seats) the line southwards towards Louth. * Special fares apply for 1940s Weekend and Santa Specials We look forward to seeing you soon! station Buffet We accept most major credit and debit cards at Ludborough station Gift shop delicious homemade fare and light refreshments are served in our buffet from 10.30am on The perfect gift! take home a running days. disabled access in the rear coach. memento of your visit LWr gift Vouchers make an to the Lincolnshire ideal present whatever the Wolds railway after a occasion - birthday, anniversary, browse around the · Free admission to the site retirement, christmas - or simply to say ‘thank you’! well-stocked souvenir · car parking at Ludborough call 01472 505607 to order. gift shop - there’s picnic area and children’s playground something for steam · * lovers of all ages! · rover tickets give unlimited travel on day of purchase · toilet facilities including disabled and baby changing · events throughout the season · open Wednesdays and sundays in august except 28th august Live that dream! give someone special a day they will always remember. our footplate ride and signal box Museum experiences make the perfect engine shed gift, whatever the occasion. see our superb collection of local signs, oil lamps and please note participants must see the work our volunteers are carrying out other railway memorabilia to remind you of days gone by. be over 18. see our website for on the restoration and maintenance of our steam open on running days. more information. locomotive fleet at Ludborough. SEE INSIDE FOR A FULL LIST OF RUNNING DATES AND EVENTS! 2019 programme outer - 2nd proof_Layout 1 23/10/2018 20:21 Page 1 Page 20:21 23/10/2018 1 proof_Layout 2nd - outer programme 2019 www.lincolnshirewoldsrailway.co.uk 01507 363881 01507 Lincolnshire, dn36 5sh dn36 Lincolnshire, station road, Ludborough road, station Lincolnshire Wolds railway Wolds Lincolnshire Registered Charity number 1155210. number Charity Registered The Lincolnshire Wolds Railway Society is a Charity registered in England. in registered Charity a is Society Railway Wolds Lincolnshire The being sent out yearly during March. during yearly out sent being Santa Specials. The membership year runs from April to March with renewals with March to April from runs year membership The Specials. Santa * Please note these concessions do not apply to the 1940s Weekend and Weekend 1940s the to apply not do concessions these note Please * pick up a bargain at ‘Haggler’s Halt’ shop in the station car park car station the in shop Halt’ ‘Haggler’s at bargain a up pick form overleaf or online at www.lwrs.uk at online or overleaf form simply complete the application application the complete simply policy on all its trains, in station buildings, on platforms and all public areas. public all and platforms on buildings, station in trains, its all on policy behaved and not allowed to climb on seats. the LWr operates a no-smoking a operates LWr the seats.
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