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Day Trips 2020 Trip Booking Form th Saturday 14 March Bury Market Your details: th Saturday 4 April Beamish – for Great North Steam Fair (Entry not included) Name:________________________________________ Saturday 11th April Blackpool Address:______________________________________ Saturday 25th April York Wednesday 6th May Bury – for the market _____________________________________________ th Saturday 16 May Skipton (for market) OR Haworth (for 1940s weekend) _____________________________________________ Saturday 23rd May Liverpool Mobile Number:_______________________________ th Saturday 30 May Blackpool (A mobile number allows us to contact you on the day) Thursday 4th June Morecambe Festival Market, then Barton Grange Trip details: th Saturday 13 June Southport Trip Date:_____________________________________ th Wednesday 24 June Manchester OR Trafford Centre Trip Destination: ______________________________ th Saturday 4 July Durham, then Metrocentre Number of adults at £12.50 each: ________________ Wednesday 15th July York Number of children at £10.50 each: ______________ Saturday 25th July Flamingoland – Entry is not included Amount enclosed:_____________________________ Wednesday 5th August Edinburgh – for festival fringe Preferred pick-up point:________________________ Saturday 8th August Blackpool – for free air show Where did you hear about trips? _____________________ th Wednesday 12 Aug Lightwater Valley – Entry is not included Saturday 22nd August Beamish Thank you for your booking. Please make cheques out to WTHT. Postal address is 84 Esk Avenue, Whitehaven CA28 8AL. Saturday 29th August Blackpool Bookings are taken at the WTHT shop at Workington rail station, normally open from 9.00-2.00 Mon-Tue, & 9.00-4.30 Wed-Sat. All bookings are taken subject to our standard terms, extract overleaf. Full terms available on request. Thank you for your support. Our Autumn/Winter leaflet will be Office Use Only available in early July. Date received:______________ By _______________ Date confirmed:_______________________________ What’s New? Pick-up points & times • New pick-up at Mirehouse Shops. West Cumbria Mirehouse Shops • Whitehaven pick-up is now Lowther St, 7.30am and drop-off on Duke Street. 7.35am Whitehaven, Lowther St Day Trips • Pick-up times 5 minutes later. 7.40am Distington Main St 7.45am Galloping Horse Spring/Summer 2020 Fares 7.45am Beckstone Bridge Adults,16 & over....................£12.50 7.45am Salterbeck, Legion Children aged up to 15..........£10.50 7.50am Moorclose Shops Children of all ages must have their own seat 7.50am Jcn Newlands/Ullswater Post: WTHT, 84 Esk Ave, Whitehaven CA28 8AL. 7.50am Royal George Or bookings may be handed in at our shop on 7.55am Old Town Hall Workington railway station. We try to be open at least from 9am to 2pm on 8.00am Workington rail station (P) Mon & Tue, and 9am to 4.30pm Wed - Sat. Flimby railway station 8.10am Please make cheques payable to WTHT. 8.15am Maryport B&M (P) •We will do our best to complete journeys as planned, but will not 8.20am Dearham, Commercial * be liable for any loss or inconvenience suffered as a result of any breakdown or delay, whatever the cause. 8.30am Cockermouth, Boots * •A refund (less 50% of the total price) will normally be granted if applied for at least 7 days prior to the trip date. No refunds will be given after this time. (P) Ample free parking on railway station car parks. •If we cancel an excursion then a full refund will be given. •We are not liable for any additional expense incurred if customers are not back at the vehicle by advertised departure time for the * These pick-ups DO NOT apply to the Beamish, return journey. Durham, Edinburgh or Metrocentre trips. •No animals other than assistance dogs will be carried. •Smoking and the use of electronic cigarettes (vaping) is not We now only pick up at the points shown. permitted on any vehicle. This is to minimise your journey time. •Our touring coach is comfortable and warm, with seat belts, and space for luggage. Only in rare circumstances may we have to substitute one of our preserved service buses which have bus Please be at your stop 5 minutes early – the coach seats, and may not have seat belts. will not wait for you! •For those who wish to help in the preservation of our historic vehicles, find out more about joining WTHT at www.wtht.co.uk. Membership starts at £10 a year. If in doubt, please call Ian on 07887 766707 www.wtht.co.uk Issue 1 - January 2020 © WTHT .
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