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• Sat 13 Jun 2026 North Norfolk Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Rails & Ales and Mixed Traction Gala Friday 12 June to Sunday 14 June 2026 Rails & Ales Fri 12 - Sun 14 June 2026 Intensive service of passenger trains with unlimited travel all day VISITING LOCOMOTIVE - CLASS 50 50050 'Fearless' VISITING LOCOMOTIVE - CLASS 52 D1015 Real Ale & Cider Bar at Weybourne Station Live Music at Weybourne Station Breakfast On Board - Advance Booking Essential Hands on signalling at Reedham Junction Signalbox Range of Ales and Ciders from Norfolk producers available at Sheringham and Holt Stations Save money with discounted fares when you book in advance Book Now Mixed Traction Gala plus Local Beer & Cider Showcase Rails and Ales is an on track celebration of both steam and diesel power coupled with a showcase of Norfolk's brewing traditions that will give visitors the opportunity to see and ride behind steam engines, diesel locomotives, diesel railcars and choose from local ales and ciders to enjoy! Hop on and off and travel on a wide variety of trains and discover a different range of Norfolk tipples at each of the stations and enjoy live music at Weybourne on Friday and Saturday. Reedham Junction Signalbox will also be open throughout the weekend, approximately 10am - 4pm, so do be sure to hop off at Holt and get hands on with signalling too! Please note, the car park at Weybourne Station will be closed during this event - visitors arriving by car are kindly asked to park at Holt or Sheringham. Entry to Weybourne Station will be for ticket holders arriving on foot or by train only. Ales and Music Each station will showcase a range of Norfolk-produced tipples as we celebrate the County's brewing expertise; Weybourne Station will host a real ale tent featuring a wide range of local ales and Norfolk ciders with space to sit and watch the trains come and go or (on Friday and Saturday) enjoy live music until 8.00pm with performances to be announced. Tickets include unlimited travel so join the trains at either Sheringham or Holt, hop off at Weybourne for a beer or two and then take a further trip on the rails to discover the range of bottled beers and ciders available on at the other stations and in the bar cars on selected trains. On the Rails Many locomotives and railcars, a mix of steam and diesel, are scheduled to be out on the line each day and the three-days are packed with opportunities to travel behind locomotives that rarely work passenger trains and aboard a number of one-off specials. Full line up to be announced. Class 50 50050 (D400) 'Fearless' is scheduled to be joining us for this year's event! Since her withdrawal from BR service in 1994 'Fearless' has had a number of private owners, and is now owned by Locomotive Services Limited where she predominantly operates commercial rail tours. Friday and Saturday will see the return of our popular Breakfast Train - advance booking essential.
  North Norfolk Railway

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 North Yorkshire Moors Railway (Diesel Gala) More...
  • Diesel Gala Thursday 11 June to Sunday 14 June 2026 Join us for four fantastic days celebrating the sights, sounds and sheer power of heritage diesel locomotives, all set against the breath-taking backdrop of the North York Moors National Park. Whether you're a seasoned diesel enthusiast or simply curious to see these mighty machines in motion, there's something here for everyone, families, fans and first-timers alike. This year, we're thrilled to welcome three amazing visiting locomotives to join our home fleet, bringing even more variety, noise and nostalgia to the line. Book your tickets and come and soak up the atmosphere, enjoy the buzz along the route and experience an unforgettable showcase of diesel power. Visiting Locomotives D7017 - Class 35 Hymek D9553 - Class 14 Teddy Bear 20166 - Class 20 37250 - Class 37 Visiting Locomotives Class 14 No. D9553 BR Class 14 D9553 is a preserved diesel-hydraulic 'Teddy Bear' locomotive, built at Swindon in 1964-65. After industrial use at BSC Corby Steelworks, it saw extensive service at the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway and later moved to the Caledonian Railway. The livery is one originally proposed by British Rail specifically for the Class 14s prior to them selecting Blue & Grey as British Rail's corporate colours. Visiting courtesy of Jon Gill Class 20 No. 20166 Class 20 No. 20166 was built at the Vulcan Foundry in Newton-le-Willows and entered service as No. D8166 in 1966. Like a number of Class 20s, it spent time working on Channel Tunnel construction for Rail Freight Services (RFS) after being withdrawn from British Rail (BR). It is currently painted in unbranded Harry Needle Railroad Company (HNRC) / Swietelsky colours. Visiting courtesy of Jon Gill. HYMEK No. D7017 The Class 35 'Hymek' No. D7017 is located at the West Somerset Railway (WSR), it is a diesel-hydraulic locomotive built for BR Western Region in 1961. It entered service in 1962 at Bristol Bath Road and was withdrawn in 1975 following British Rail's move to standardise on diesel-electric traction, having outlasted many of its classmates. It was preserved by The Diesel and Electric Preservation Group, going on to haul the first service operated by a diesel loco purchased by public subscription in the UK and the first mainline diesel loco to operate on the preserved WSR in 1977. Visiting courtesy of The Diesel and Electric Preservation Group Limited. 37250 Class 37 No. 37250 Sporting a distinctive English, Welsh, Scottish (EWS) livery. Built in 1964 at the English Electric Vulcan Foundry, this preserved BR Class 37 was originally allocated to Cardiff Canton. Over time it has had several liveries, including Dutch and Civil Engineers. In November 2003, the locomotive was allocated to work in France on building the new high-speed lines, before being bought into preservation in 2008 by its current owner. Following its move to the Eden Valley Railway, it made its way to Wensleydale Railway in 2011 where its restoration began. Visiting courtesy of Vince Minto and The Wensleydale Railway. Home Fleet Locomotives 37688 - Class 37 'Great Rocks' 47077 - Class 47 'North Star' 37264 3170 - NER Diesel-Electric Autocar Traders, Tea Rooms & Station Shops Tea Rooms will be open for tasty snacks and drinks at Pickering, Levisham, Goathland and Grosmont Stations. We will also have a Buffet Bar onboard our services. Cash and cards accepted. A great selection of locomotive gifts and souvenirs will be available at Station Shops. Shops are open at Pickering, Goathland and Grosmont Stations with the Shed Shop at Grosmont MPD also open. DPP Model Railways will be at Pickering Station for all of the Annual Diesel Gala selling a fantastic range of new and pre-loved model railway locomotives and rolling stock. Make sure to add some additional character to your own model railway collection, trading on Platform 2, Pickering Station. Services & Allocations A special timetable (coming soon) will be in operation during this event. Services are planned to run along the full length of our heritage line from Grosmont to Pickering, calling at Goathland, Newtondale Halt and Levisham Stations. Shuttle services will also be running between Grosmont and Whitby during the event. All tickets are hop-on hop-off, letting you travel behind as many services as you wish during your visit.
  North Yorkshire Moors Railway

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 The Steam Dreams Rail Company (Steam Railtour) More...
  • Haywards Heath to Cambridge & Ely Saturday 13 June 2026 Scheduled locomotive Duke of Gloucester 71000 Departs: Haywards Heath / Three Bridges / Redhill / East Croydon Step back in time as you board our exquisite vintage carriages offering the highest level of comfort in sumptuous surroundings. Settle into your seats as our liveried stewards take care of your every need as we traverse mile after mile of scenic countryside on our way to the beautiful city of Cambridge, renowned for its ancient colleges and architecture as well as the picturesque 'Backs' along the River Cam. Alternatively, travel a little further to Ely with its majestic Cathedral and quaint independent shops. This trip will be steam-hauled between West London and Cambridge/Ely in both directions. Destinations Cambridge Cambridge is a city of timeless beauty and academic prestige, nestled along the tranquil River Cam. Its historic colleges, cloistered courtyards, and soaring spires reflect centuries of scholarly tradition and architectural grace. Visitors can stroll the cobbled lanes, admire the intricate façades of King's College Chapel, or enjoy a leisurely punt past the leafy gardens of the 'Backs'. Independent bookshops, artisan cafés, and riverside walks offer moments of quiet charm, while the city's vibrant cultural scene adds a modern flourish to its storied past. Cambridge invites exploration, reflection, and a touch of inspiration at every turn. Ely Perched above the surrounding fenland, Ely is a hidden gem of historic charm and quiet elegance. Dominated by its magnificent cathedral?often called the 'Ship of the Fens'?the city offers a rich sense of heritage and tranquillity. Wander through cobbled streets lined with independent shops, explore the riverside meadows, or visit the former home of Oliver Cromwell. With its welcoming atmosphere, scenic walks, and striking architecture, Ely provides a peaceful escape where history and countryside meet in perfect harmony. TRAVEL TIMINGS* Boarding Stations The following pick-up and set-down stations are available on this journey STATION DEPARTS RETURNS Haywards Heath 08.30 20.45 Three Bridges 08.45 20.30 Redhill 09.05 20.15 East Croydon 09.30 19.50 Destinations The following destination stations are available on this journey STATION ARRIVES DEPARTS Cambridge 12.00 17.20 Ely 12.25 17.00 PLEASE NOTE * All timings shown above are approximate and may be subject to change. Scheduled locomotive BR Standard Class 8 Prototype 71000 'Duke of Gloucester' Whilst this locomotive is rostered for the steam hauled sections of the trip listed, it cannot be guaranteed and may be substituted for a different engine.
  The Steam Dreams Rail Company

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Ecclesbourne Valley Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Wirksworth Back to the 40s Saturday 13 June and Sunday 14 June 2026 Come and join us over the weekend of 13-14 June 2026 for the third year of our 1940s event set in the beautiful town of Wirksworth in Derbyshire. We will have live music, trade stalls, re-enactors and steam train rides to take you back to the 1940s.
  Ecclesbourne Valley Railway

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 East Lancashire Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Flying Scotsman at the ELR 5, 6, 7, 13, 14 June 2026 The people's engine returns! We're thrilled to announce the visit of the magnificent LNER Class A3 60103 'Flying Scotsman' to the East Lancashire Railway. This record-breaking engine is making a long anticipated return to our line, so don't miss out on this rare opportunity to see the People's Engine up close. First entering service in 1923, Flying Scotsman became a British icon, representing the very best of steam-era innovation. She was the first steam locomotive that was officially recorded at 100 miles per hour, and a century later she still attracts worldwide attention. Her journey has not always been easy - having narrowly escaped being scrapped during the Beeching cuts to multiple ownerships, global tours and painstaking restorations. Through it all, Scotsman has remained a beloved part of the country's heritage. The ELR has been privileged to play a key part in that story, being the site of Scotsman's historic restoration. Since then her visits have drawn record numbers. Ride behind Flying Scotsman 5,6,7,12,13,14 June 2026 Take a trip behind the legendary Flying Scotman along the entirety of the ELR line. The legendary locomotive will be hosting passenger rides, giving enthusiasts the unforgettable opportunity to travel behind this world-famous engine. Please note that this train can only be boarded at Bury Station, and the journey takes around an hour and a half and is non-stop with no opportunity to alight at any of our other stations.
  East Lancashire Railway

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Dean Forest Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Tanker Train Days 4 April, 13 June, 5 September 2026
  Dean Forest Railway

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Kent and East Sussex Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Traction Engines Weekend Saturday 13 June and Sunday 14 June 2026
  Kent and East Sussex Railway

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Railway Touring Company (Steam Railtour) More...
  • The Portsmouth Flyer Saturday 13 June 2026 Join us on this special steam hauled train that will leave London Victoria early on Saturday morning for a scenic journey with a nostalgic steam hauled train to the attractive city of Portsmouth. You can chose to alight at Portsmouth and Southsea or continue to the end of the line at Portsmouth Harbour. We depart from London Victoria behind our steam locomotive, which will be working hard as we make our way out of the Capital and run through Clapham Junction to make our way via Barnes and the bridge over the Thames towards Staines, our next pickup point. We thread our way through Virginia Water and Chertsey and join the LSWR main line at Byfleet. After a fast run along the South Western main line towards Woking, our final stop for passengers, we leave the Basingstoke line here and make our way towards Guildford. We now take the Portsmouth Direct line away from Guildford which is renowned for its pleasant scenery and undulating gradients which include a 4 mile climb at 1 in 80 up to Haslemere. Running across country via Godalming to Haslemere, we will pause here to water the loco. We will climb hard to Buriton Summit before descending through Rowlands Castle towards the coastline at Havant, where the main south coast line is joined. The Portsmouth Flyer now leaves the main line to Fareham and Southampton at Farlington Junction as we make our way towards Portsmouth and Southsea station, where you will have the option of alighting here to visit this historic city. Apart from the shops and museums, the city has a navel feel about it. Continue to the end of the line at Portsmouth Harbour and experience its true navel heritage. Portsmouth is a port city and naval base on the south coast, mostly spread across Portsea Island. It is known for its maritime heritage and Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. The dockyard is home to the interactive National Museum of the Royal Navy, the wooden warship HMS Victory, where Nelson died in the Battle of Trafalgar, and HMS Warrior 1860. The Tudor ship Mary Rose is also conserved in a dockyard museum. The harbour is a busy place and you can take a trip up the Spinnaker Tower for the best view over the Solent. After time in Portsmouth, we return to London via Fareham and Southampton steam hauled, calling at our outward pick up stations to set down before arriving back into London Victoria. Available Classes Premier Dining Premier Dining includes a full English breakfast and four course dinner freshly prepared on board and silver served at your seat. First Class First Class includes morning tea or coffee with a breakfast roll and a muffin and an afternoon service of tea or coffee with a savoury of the day followed by scone with butter and jam. Standard Class Standard Class includes a reserved seat usually at a table for four. Fares Fares Adult Junior Family Premier £335 £240 £1025 First £225 £160 £740 Standard £120 £90 £375 Tables for two can be guaranteed in Premier Dining and First Class for a supplement of £50 per person (subject to availability). A buffet car is available and serves tea, coffee, snacks and light refreshments.? catering icon link to catering page On Board Catering Destinations Route Approximate timings shown Station Outward Return London Victoria 08:45 20:40 Staines 09:30 20:05 Woking 10:05 19:30 Portsmouth and Southsea 12:10 16:05 Portsmouth Harbour 12:15 16:00
  Railway Touring Company

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Paddle Steamer Waverley (Paddle Steamers) More...
  • Holm Islands Cruise Saturday 13 June 2026 Penarth - Clevedon - Cruise Holm Islands & Portishead Point - Clevedon - Penarth - Minehead - Penarth - Clevedon with Optional West Somerset Railway visit via Coach Connection from Clevedon
  Paddle Steamer Waverley

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Real Ale Festival Friday 12 June to Sunday 14 June 2026
  Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Blaenavon's Heritage Railway (Model Railways) More...
  • Model Railway Open Days Saturday 13 June and Sunday 14 June 2026

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Lappa Valley Railway (Steam Gala) More...
  • Grand Gala Weekend 2026 Saturday 13 June and Sunday 14 June 2026 We're planning the BIGGEST Gala we've ever hosted - including visiting engines on our main railway.

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 London Bus Museum (Buses) More...
  • Route 213 Heritage Day Saturday 13 June 2026 Route 213 (Kingston to Sutton Garage). Also route 293 (North Cheam to Epsom) for non-ULEZ-exempt buses. Further details in due course.

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Moors Valley Railway (Steam Gala) More...
  • Grand Summer Gala 13th & 14th June 2026 Our biggest event of the year! Our Grand Summer Gala sees the full operational Moors Valley Railway fleet in service, alongside visiting traction engines, classic cars and more.

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Northampton Transport Heritage (Buses) More...
  • Transport Day Saturday 13 June 2026 At Abington Park Museum, Park Avenue South, Northampton, NN1 5LW from 10.00 to 16.00. Classic vehicle display with heritage buses running free bus trips in conjunction with the Museum event. Stagecoach services 1,16 and X46 stop nearby.

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Epping Ongar Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Wartime and Rationing Weekend 13, 14 June 2026 Visit the Epping Ongar Railway for a taste of life during wartime and rationing. A final farewell on the train Come and step back in time with us, immerse yourself in a flavour of what a rural British steam railway could have appeared in the height of summer, as 'forties-dressed civilians and British and Allies military personnel, Home Guard, ARP Wardens, American GIs and other re-enactors mingle with passengers, and period road vehicles to and fro. Ride on our beautifully preserved fleet of vintage buses, included in your fare! Stations and passenger trains will be specially adorned and decorated. From the moment you arrive, you'll be immersed in the sights, sounds, and spirit of wartime Britain, with music, entertainment, and re-enactments bringing the era to life. Passengers are encouraged to come dressed in 1940s style civilian clothing.
  Epping Ongar Railway

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Watercress Line (Mid-Hants Railway) (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Retro Wheels & Rails Saturday 13 June and Sunday 14 June 2026

• Sat 13 Jun 2026 Keighley & Worth Valley Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Haworth Haddock The sell-out Haworth Haddock is back for 2026! 9 May 2026 and 13 June 2026 The Haworth Haddock returns for 2026, serving the best local Fish & Chips while travelling through the Worth Valley behind a steam locomotive. Start your evening at Oxenhope Station, where plenty of parking spaces are available. Check-in and go to the Exhibition Shed or Platform while waiting to board your train. When the train has been thoroughly prepared and pre-ordered drinks prepared, boarding will take place at 19.00; take your seat for a 19:10 departure. The fish and chips will be delivered to you at Keighley Station, and you can enjoy them while you are sitting. A local 'chippy' in Crossflatts - Jacks Fisheries, provides the fish and chips. Once everyone has their fish and chips, we will begin our journey whilst you enjoy the food. Once at Oxenhope, stretch your legs whilst we restock the bar and prepare the train for your return journey to Keighley. Once we arrive at Keighley for the second time, a band will be waiting to entertain you. Sit back and listen, or join your fellow passengers and dance the night away on the platform. The bands will be announced when we receive confirmation from them. The bar will be open throughout when you work up a thirst from the dancing. The music will continue until about 22:40. After this, it's back on the train, ready to head back to Oxenhope. Dates 2026 9th May 13th June You can now pre-order a selection of drinks to be at your table when you board the Haworth Haddock; these will be available after selecting your tickets and before paying for your booking.
  Keighley & Worth Valley Railway

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 North Norfolk Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Rails & Ales and Mixed Traction Gala Friday 12 June to Sunday 14 June 2026 Rails & Ales Fri 12 - Sun 14 June 2026 Intensive service of passenger trains with unlimited travel all day VISITING LOCOMOTIVE - CLASS 50 50050 'Fearless' VISITING LOCOMOTIVE - CLASS 52 D1015 Real Ale & Cider Bar at Weybourne Station Live Music at Weybourne Station Breakfast On Board - Advance Booking Essential Hands on signalling at Reedham Junction Signalbox Range of Ales and Ciders from Norfolk producers available at Sheringham and Holt Stations Save money with discounted fares when you book in advance Book Now Mixed Traction Gala plus Local Beer & Cider Showcase Rails and Ales is an on track celebration of both steam and diesel power coupled with a showcase of Norfolk's brewing traditions that will give visitors the opportunity to see and ride behind steam engines, diesel locomotives, diesel railcars and choose from local ales and ciders to enjoy! Hop on and off and travel on a wide variety of trains and discover a different range of Norfolk tipples at each of the stations and enjoy live music at Weybourne on Friday and Saturday. Reedham Junction Signalbox will also be open throughout the weekend, approximately 10am - 4pm, so do be sure to hop off at Holt and get hands on with signalling too! Please note, the car park at Weybourne Station will be closed during this event - visitors arriving by car are kindly asked to park at Holt or Sheringham. Entry to Weybourne Station will be for ticket holders arriving on foot or by train only. Ales and Music Each station will showcase a range of Norfolk-produced tipples as we celebrate the County's brewing expertise; Weybourne Station will host a real ale tent featuring a wide range of local ales and Norfolk ciders with space to sit and watch the trains come and go or (on Friday and Saturday) enjoy live music until 8.00pm with performances to be announced. Tickets include unlimited travel so join the trains at either Sheringham or Holt, hop off at Weybourne for a beer or two and then take a further trip on the rails to discover the range of bottled beers and ciders available on at the other stations and in the bar cars on selected trains. On the Rails Many locomotives and railcars, a mix of steam and diesel, are scheduled to be out on the line each day and the three-days are packed with opportunities to travel behind locomotives that rarely work passenger trains and aboard a number of one-off specials. Full line up to be announced. Class 50 50050 (D400) 'Fearless' is scheduled to be joining us for this year's event! Since her withdrawal from BR service in 1994 'Fearless' has had a number of private owners, and is now owned by Locomotive Services Limited where she predominantly operates commercial rail tours. Friday and Saturday will see the return of our popular Breakfast Train - advance booking essential.
  North Norfolk Railway

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 North Yorkshire Moors Railway (Diesel Gala) More...
  • Diesel Gala Thursday 11 June to Sunday 14 June 2026 Join us for four fantastic days celebrating the sights, sounds and sheer power of heritage diesel locomotives, all set against the breath-taking backdrop of the North York Moors National Park. Whether you're a seasoned diesel enthusiast or simply curious to see these mighty machines in motion, there's something here for everyone, families, fans and first-timers alike. This year, we're thrilled to welcome three amazing visiting locomotives to join our home fleet, bringing even more variety, noise and nostalgia to the line. Book your tickets and come and soak up the atmosphere, enjoy the buzz along the route and experience an unforgettable showcase of diesel power. Visiting Locomotives D7017 - Class 35 Hymek D9553 - Class 14 Teddy Bear 20166 - Class 20 37250 - Class 37 Visiting Locomotives Class 14 No. D9553 BR Class 14 D9553 is a preserved diesel-hydraulic 'Teddy Bear' locomotive, built at Swindon in 1964-65. After industrial use at BSC Corby Steelworks, it saw extensive service at the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway and later moved to the Caledonian Railway. The livery is one originally proposed by British Rail specifically for the Class 14s prior to them selecting Blue & Grey as British Rail's corporate colours. Visiting courtesy of Jon Gill Class 20 No. 20166 Class 20 No. 20166 was built at the Vulcan Foundry in Newton-le-Willows and entered service as No. D8166 in 1966. Like a number of Class 20s, it spent time working on Channel Tunnel construction for Rail Freight Services (RFS) after being withdrawn from British Rail (BR). It is currently painted in unbranded Harry Needle Railroad Company (HNRC) / Swietelsky colours. Visiting courtesy of Jon Gill. HYMEK No. D7017 The Class 35 'Hymek' No. D7017 is located at the West Somerset Railway (WSR), it is a diesel-hydraulic locomotive built for BR Western Region in 1961. It entered service in 1962 at Bristol Bath Road and was withdrawn in 1975 following British Rail's move to standardise on diesel-electric traction, having outlasted many of its classmates. It was preserved by The Diesel and Electric Preservation Group, going on to haul the first service operated by a diesel loco purchased by public subscription in the UK and the first mainline diesel loco to operate on the preserved WSR in 1977. Visiting courtesy of The Diesel and Electric Preservation Group Limited. 37250 Class 37 No. 37250 Sporting a distinctive English, Welsh, Scottish (EWS) livery. Built in 1964 at the English Electric Vulcan Foundry, this preserved BR Class 37 was originally allocated to Cardiff Canton. Over time it has had several liveries, including Dutch and Civil Engineers. In November 2003, the locomotive was allocated to work in France on building the new high-speed lines, before being bought into preservation in 2008 by its current owner. Following its move to the Eden Valley Railway, it made its way to Wensleydale Railway in 2011 where its restoration began. Visiting courtesy of Vince Minto and The Wensleydale Railway. Home Fleet Locomotives 37688 - Class 37 'Great Rocks' 47077 - Class 47 'North Star' 37264 3170 - NER Diesel-Electric Autocar Traders, Tea Rooms & Station Shops Tea Rooms will be open for tasty snacks and drinks at Pickering, Levisham, Goathland and Grosmont Stations. We will also have a Buffet Bar onboard our services. Cash and cards accepted. A great selection of locomotive gifts and souvenirs will be available at Station Shops. Shops are open at Pickering, Goathland and Grosmont Stations with the Shed Shop at Grosmont MPD also open. DPP Model Railways will be at Pickering Station for all of the Annual Diesel Gala selling a fantastic range of new and pre-loved model railway locomotives and rolling stock. Make sure to add some additional character to your own model railway collection, trading on Platform 2, Pickering Station. Services & Allocations A special timetable (coming soon) will be in operation during this event. Services are planned to run along the full length of our heritage line from Grosmont to Pickering, calling at Goathland, Newtondale Halt and Levisham Stations. Shuttle services will also be running between Grosmont and Whitby during the event. All tickets are hop-on hop-off, letting you travel behind as many services as you wish during your visit.
  North Yorkshire Moors Railway

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 Ecclesbourne Valley Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Wirksworth Back to the 40s Saturday 13 June and Sunday 14 June 2026 Come and join us over the weekend of 13-14 June 2026 for the third year of our 1940s event set in the beautiful town of Wirksworth in Derbyshire. We will have live music, trade stalls, re-enactors and steam train rides to take you back to the 1940s.
  Ecclesbourne Valley Railway

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 East Lancashire Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Flying Scotsman at the ELR 5, 6, 7, 13, 14 June 2026 The people's engine returns! We're thrilled to announce the visit of the magnificent LNER Class A3 60103 'Flying Scotsman' to the East Lancashire Railway. This record-breaking engine is making a long anticipated return to our line, so don't miss out on this rare opportunity to see the People's Engine up close. First entering service in 1923, Flying Scotsman became a British icon, representing the very best of steam-era innovation. She was the first steam locomotive that was officially recorded at 100 miles per hour, and a century later she still attracts worldwide attention. Her journey has not always been easy - having narrowly escaped being scrapped during the Beeching cuts to multiple ownerships, global tours and painstaking restorations. Through it all, Scotsman has remained a beloved part of the country's heritage. The ELR has been privileged to play a key part in that story, being the site of Scotsman's historic restoration. Since then her visits have drawn record numbers. Ride behind Flying Scotsman 5,6,7,12,13,14 June 2026 Take a trip behind the legendary Flying Scotman along the entirety of the ELR line. The legendary locomotive will be hosting passenger rides, giving enthusiasts the unforgettable opportunity to travel behind this world-famous engine. Please note that this train can only be boarded at Bury Station, and the journey takes around an hour and a half and is non-stop with no opportunity to alight at any of our other stations.
  East Lancashire Railway

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 Kent and East Sussex Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Traction Engines Weekend Saturday 13 June and Sunday 14 June 2026
  Kent and East Sussex Railway

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 Paddle Steamer Waverley (Paddle Steamers) More...
  • North Devon Coast Cruise Sunday 14 June 2026 Penarth - Ilfracombe - Cruise North Devon Coast viewing Clovelly to Hartland Point - Ilfracombe - Penarth
  Paddle Steamer Waverley

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Real Ale Festival Friday 12 June to Sunday 14 June 2026
  Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 Epping Ongar Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Wartime and Rationing Weekend 13, 14 June 2026 Visit the Epping Ongar Railway for a taste of life during wartime and rationing. A final farewell on the train Come and step back in time with us, immerse yourself in a flavour of what a rural British steam railway could have appeared in the height of summer, as 'forties-dressed civilians and British and Allies military personnel, Home Guard, ARP Wardens, American GIs and other re-enactors mingle with passengers, and period road vehicles to and fro. Ride on our beautifully preserved fleet of vintage buses, included in your fare! Stations and passenger trains will be specially adorned and decorated. From the moment you arrive, you'll be immersed in the sights, sounds, and spirit of wartime Britain, with music, entertainment, and re-enactments bringing the era to life. Passengers are encouraged to come dressed in 1940s style civilian clothing.
  Epping Ongar Railway

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 Blaenavon's Heritage Railway (Model Railways) More...
  • Model Railway Open Days Saturday 13 June and Sunday 14 June 2026

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 Great Central Railway (Nottingham) (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • 31210's Preservation Debut Sunday 14 June 2026 31210's preservation debut is happening at the GCRN on 14 June 2026. This locomotive has not worked a passenger train since 1991. Ride behind it first with us courtesy of Hanson and Hall. Day rover ticket only £20. Departures at 10:00, 11:45, 13:30 and 15:15.

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 Lappa Valley Railway (Steam Gala) More...
  • Grand Gala Weekend 2026 Saturday 13 June and Sunday 14 June 2026 We're planning the BIGGEST Gala we've ever hosted - including visiting engines on our main railway.

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 Moors Valley Railway (Steam Gala) More...
  • Grand Summer Gala 13th & 14th June 2026 Our biggest event of the year! Our Grand Summer Gala sees the full operational Moors Valley Railway fleet in service, alongside visiting traction engines, classic cars and more.

• Sun 14 Jun 2026 Watercress Line (Mid-Hants Railway) (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • Retro Wheels & Rails Saturday 13 June and Sunday 14 June 2026

• Mon 15 Jun 2026 Paddle Steamer Waverley (Paddle Steamers) More...
  • Somerset Coast and River Torridge Cruise Monday 15 June 2026 Clevedon - Cruise Somerset Coast viewing Blue Anchor Bay & Exmoor Coast - Ilfracombe - Cruise Woolacombe Bay & River Torridge - Bideford - Cruise River Torridge, North Devon Coast & View Bull Point - Ilfracombe
  Paddle Steamer Waverley

• Tue 16 Jun 2026 Paddle Steamer Waverley (Paddle Steamers) More...
  • Skokholm, Skomer, St Brides Bay & Ramsey Island Cruise Tuesday 16 June 2026 Milford Haven - Cruise round Skokholm, Skomer, St Brides Bay & Ramsey Island - Milford Haven
  Paddle Steamer Waverley

• Tue 16 Jun 2026 Paddle Steamer Waverley (Paddle Steamers) More...
  • Evening Cruise Tuesday 16 June 2026 Milford Haven - Cruise St Govan's Head & Caldey Island - Tenby - Cruise Caldey Island & Pembrokeshire Coast - Milford Haven
  Paddle Steamer Waverley

• Tue 16 Jun 2026 Talyllyn Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • The Railway Adventurer June 16, 2026 All day Discover the Story of the Preservation Pioneers? Enjoy your own Railway Adventure and travel behind one of our historic steam locomotives in one of our eclectic carriages, with this chance to spend the day exploring the beautiful Fathew Valley. With guides travelling with you on the train, learn about how we came to be the World's First Preserved Railway and those early days of the Preservation Pioneers. Included in the trip are photographic stops, a chance to see Ty Dwr water column, a guided tour of the Narrow Gauge Railway Museum and the opportunity to see Pendre Works - all topped off with a cream tea at Wharf Station. Your day begins at Tywyn Wharf from 10:30am! ADULT - £45 | CHILD - £21 | TRPS MEMEBERS - £35
  Talyllyn Railway

• Wed 17 Jun 2026 Paddle Steamer Waverley (Paddle Steamers) More...
  • Pembrokeshire Coast Cruise Wednesday 17 June 2026 Fishguard - Cruise Pembrokeshire Coast to St David's Head & View Strumble Head Lighthouse - Fishguard
  Paddle Steamer Waverley

• Wed 17 Jun 2026 West Coast Railways (Steam Railtour) More...
  • The Scarborough Spa Express Travel coast to coast across spectacular Lancashire and Yorkshire landscapes from Carnforth or Lancaster, to York or Scarborough - Steam Hauled all the way! Two Routes to choose from: North Route To York or Scarborough Via Skipton and Leeds: Running Wednesdays on 17th June, 29th July and 19th August 2026. Departing from Carnforth, Skipton, Keighley, Shipley, Woodlesford (Leeds), Church Fenton and York. View Journey South Route To York or Scarborough Via Preston and Wakefield: Running Wednesday 15th July and 2nd September 2026. Departing from Lancaster, Preston, Blackburn, Brighouse, Wakefield (Kirkgate), Castleford and York. View Journey
  West Coast Railways

• Wed 17 Jun 2026 Midland Pullman (Railtour) More...
  • Settle to Carlisle & Coastal Pullman Wednesday 17 June 2026 Departing from Cardiff Central, Newport, Cwmbran, Abergavenny, Hereford, Leominster, Ludlow, Craven Arms, Church Stretton, Shrewsbury, Whitchurch This special tour includes a journey over the entire majestic route of the famous Settle to Carlisle railway, with great limestone peaks and deep valleys we travel over viaducts and through tunnels on this masterpiece of Victorian engineering - including the famous Ribblehead Viaduct. Following a break in the historic border city of Carlisle our journey continues along the scenic Cumbrian coastal line. Our train heads into the Yorkshire Dales for a spectacular journey over the magnificent high Pennines. The sheer scale of the scenery is apparent as we pass such famous landmarks as Ribblehead Viaduct with stunning views of the three peaks. One magnificent sight follows another before we gradually descend into the tranquil Eden Valley and the border city of Carlisle for a break of around two hours. We return around the longest and most scenic coastal line in England - the beautiful twisting Cumbrian coast route hugs the coastline offering spectacular views across the Solway Firth and towards the Isle of Man, passing historic Whitehaven, pretty Ravenglass and around Morecambe Bay with the background of the Lake District Mountains aglow with the setting sun. Mobility - This tour may not be suitable for guests requiring the use of a wheelchair or with severe mobility issues. Midland Pullman | Settle To Carlisle & Coastal Pullman - 17 June 2026 JOURNEY DESTINATIONS Midland Pullman | Travel on a Luxury Train to Carlisle Carlisle Once in the ancient city, which dates back to Roman times, there is much to see and do. Highlights include the magnificent castle founded in 1092 and nearby citadel built by Henry VIII, as well as the beautiful cathedral with its famous 14th Century stained glass window. For art lovers, there is no better place to begin exploring the city's fascinating past than the award winning Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery. The classical Grade One Listed Jacobean building is full of exciting exhibits and interactive displays. APPROXIMATE TRAVEL TIMINGS* Boarding Stations The following pick-up and set-down stations are available on this journey STATION DEPARTS RETURNS Cardiff Central 05.40 23.55 Newport 06.00 23.45 Cwmbran 06.20 23.25 Abergavenny 06.35 23.10 Hereford 07.10 22.40 Leominster 07.25 22.20 Ludlow 07.40 22.10 Craven Arms 07.50 22.00 Church Stretton 08.05 21.45 Shrewsbury 08.40 21.15 Whitchurch 09.00 20.55 Destinations The following destination stations are available on this journey STATION ARRIVES DEPARTS Carlisle 13.00 15.00 PLEASE NOTE * All timings shown above are approximate and may be subject to change.
  Midland Pullman

• Wed 17 Jun 2026 Scottish Railway Preservation Society Railtours (Railtour) More...
  • The Keighley Artilleryman Wednesday 17 June 2026 Join us for a relaxing one way journey from Linlithgow to Keighley aboard our comfortable MK1 coaches with social timings. Sit back and enjoy the 250 mile journey behind Locomotive Services 45118 'The Royal Artilleryman' as we head towards Keighley in preparation for their Diesel Gala weekend being held over the next four days. Our special train departs Linlithgow at a relaxed, sociable time, with convenient pick ups at Edinburgh, Berwick-upon-Tweed and Newcastle. The train follows a direct route south from Edinburgh along the East Coast Mainline guaranteeing fast running behind the 90mph locomotive. KWVR Diesel Gala Information The train is operated by our Partners at Locomotive Services Limited. This train is ONE WAY only with a buffet service available throughout. Estimated Timings: Timings above are estimated timings and should only be taken as a guideline. Finalised timings will be released with tickets in advance of the Railtour.
  Scottish Railway Preservation Society Railtours

• Thu 18 Jun 2026 Barrow Hill Roundhouse (Presentation) More...
  • A Different Perspective Speaker - Steven Fairbrother Thursday 18 June 2026 An award-winning landscape and wildlife photographer, Steven only started his railway photography journey four years ago but has been hooked ever since. The talk details his travels around the country at various diesel galas and lineside locations. Steven is always amazed by the knowledge lifelong rail enthusiasts have and is keen to get some of his questions answered as well as answer yours. All presentations are held in the Roundhouse lecture theatre commencing at 19.30 and finishing between 21.45 and 22.00. Doors open at 19.00. Entry is via the Commercial entrance (electric gate), which is open between approximately 19.00 and 19.25 to allow a prompt start at 19.30. Presentations are held on the third Thursday of every month unless otherwise indicated. Hot and cold drinks are available from the buffet before 19.30 and during the interval. Admission is normally £3.00 for members and £5.00 for non-members. Free parking on site.
  Barrow Hill Roundhouse

• Thu 18 Jun 2026 Statesman Rail (Railtour) More...
  • Royal Windsor Statesman Thursday 18 June 2026 Departing from Carnforth, Lancaster, Preston, Wigan North Western, Warrington Bank Quay, Crewe, Stafford, Rugeley Trent Valley Enjoy a memorable day on board 'The Statesman' as we travel from your local station for a journey through the heart of England to Windsor & Eton Riverside Station, which as the name suggests is right by the river and close to all the attractions. Royal Windsor has so much to offer with all attractions within easy walking distance ranging from the imposing castle, being the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world and has been the family home of British Kings & Queens for 1,000 years and is well worth a visit. There are also lovely riverside walks, beautiful gardens, open top bus tours, regular riverboat cruises and a bustling and historic town centre with numerous cafes, bars, restaurants, and designer shops. Perhaps cross the bridge over the River Thames and take a walk-up historic Eton High Street to visit the stunning old college where Prince William went to school. There should be around 3 hours available to enjoy this wonderful location before our train returns in the late afternoon. Mobility: This tour may not be suitable for guests requiring the use of a wheelchair or with serious mobility issues. Statesman Rail | Royal Windsor Statesman - 18 June 2026 JOURNEY DESTINATIONS Statesman Rail | Travel on a Luxury Train to Windsor Windsor APPROXIMATE TRAVEL TIMINGS* Boarding Stations The following pick-up and set-down stations are available on this journey STATION DEPARTS RETURNS Carnforth 06.00 23.50 Lancaster 06.10 23.35 Preston 06.40 23.15 Wigan North Western 07.00 22.50 Warrington Bank Quay 07.30 22.30 Crewe 08.00 21.50 Stafford 08.45 21.15 Rugeley Trent Valley 09.10 20.45 Destinations The following destination stations are available on this journey STATION ARRIVES DEPARTS Windsor & Eton Riverside 12.45 16.40 PLEASE NOTE * All timings shown above are approximate and may be subject to change.
  Statesman Rail

• Thu 18 Jun 2026 Talyllyn Railway (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • The Slate Trail June 18, 2026 All day Experience the beauty of a World Heritage Site in our original Victorian-Era Carriages One of the two locomotives that could haul your train - 'Talyllyn', built in 1864 for the Talyllyn Railway and named after the nearby lake. Enjoy a Victorian day out and travel in style in our original Vintage Carriages, hauled by one of our original Victorian Locomotives, with this chance to spend the day exploring the beautiful Fathew Valley. With guides travelling with you on the train, learn about the rich history of the railway, the quarry it served and its part in the Slate Landscape of Northwest Wales UNESCO World Heritage Site. Included in the trip are photographic stops, a chance to see Ty Dwr water column, a guided tour of the Narrow Gauge Railway Museum and the opportunity to see Pendre Works - all topped off with a cream tea at Wharf Station. Your day begins at Tywyn Wharf from 10:30am! ADULT - £45 | CHILD - £21 | TRPS MEMEBERS - £35
  Talyllyn Railway

• Thu 18 Jun 2026 Keighley & Worth Valley Railway (Diesel Gala) More...
  • Diesel Gala Thursday 18 June to Sunday 21 June 2026 Visiting locomotives include 31108 courtesy of A1A Locomotives Ltd., 31210 courtesy of Jason Hall, 37025 courtesy of The Scottish Thirty-Seven Group, 37218 and 37407 courtesy of Europhoenix Rail, 47715 courtesy of Mike Vaughan & Rail Engineering Solutions, 50049 courtesy of the Class 50 Alliance, and 55009 courtesy of the Deltic Preservation Society.
  Keighley & Worth Valley Railway

• Thu 18 Jun 2026 Abbey Pumping Station, Leicester (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • CAMRA Beer Festival Thursday 18 June, Friday 19 June and Sunday 20 June 2026

• Fri 19 Jun 2026 Paddle Steamer Waverley (Paddle Steamers) More...
  • North Anglesey and Great Orme Coast Cruise Friday 19 June 2026 Holyhead - Cruise North Anglesey Coast viewing Moelfre - Llandudno - Cruise Great Orme & Puffin Island - Llandudno
  Paddle Steamer Waverley

• Fri 19 Jun 2026 Paddle Steamer Waverley (Paddle Steamers) More...
  • Evening Cruise Friday 19 June 2026 Llandudno - Cruise River Mersey - Liverpool
  Paddle Steamer Waverley

• Fri 19 Jun 2026 Tanfield Railway (Steam Gala) More...
  • Legends of Industry Gala 19th, 20th & 21st June 2026 Celebrate Industrial Railway Heritage at its Finest! Join us this June for the Legends of Industry Gala, one of the premier industrial railway events in the calendar. Taking place on the 19th, 20th & 21st June 2026, this spectacular event is a must-see for railway enthusiasts and families alike. Join us for an unforgettable weekend as we showcase a visiting locomotive, Victorian carriages, demonstration freight trains and an intensive timetable that will bring steam train travel to life. Whether you're a railway enthusiast, history lover, or simply looking for a fun family day out, there's something for everyone to enjoy! Event Highlights Immerse yourself in the golden age of industrial railways with: SIX home fleet steam locomotives operating alongside guest star. (subject to availability). An intensive train timetable, providing non-stop action across the weekend. Arts and craft activities for little ones. Stunning photographic opportunities at historic sites like Marley Hill engine shed and Causey Arch. Join one of our knowledgeable guides on a tour of Marley Hill Engine Shed.
  Tanfield Railway

• Fri 19 Jun 2026 Keighley & Worth Valley Railway (Diesel Gala) More...
  • Diesel Gala Thursday 18 June to Sunday 21 June 2026 Visiting locomotives include 31108 courtesy of A1A Locomotives Ltd., 31210 courtesy of Jason Hall, 37025 courtesy of The Scottish Thirty-Seven Group, 37218 and 37407 courtesy of Europhoenix Rail, 47715 courtesy of Mike Vaughan & Rail Engineering Solutions, 50049 courtesy of the Class 50 Alliance, and 55009 courtesy of the Deltic Preservation Society.
  Keighley & Worth Valley Railway

• Fri 19 Jun 2026 Abbey Pumping Station, Leicester (Heritage Line Event) More...
  • CAMRA Beer Festival Thursday 18 June, Friday 19 June and Sunday 20 June 2026

• Fri 19 Jun 2026 Crewe Railwayana Auctions (Auction) More...
  • Crewe Railwayana Auction Sale 19 to 21 June 2026