From Community Rail
- by Erin KellyHello everyone. Last week we were delighted to host a visit from Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham to Altrincham Interchange, on the day the government’s new ‘Better Connected’ transport strategy was launched. Bringing national policy and local practice into discussion, we underlined the vital role community rail plays in creating a more joined-up, inclusive […]
- by Erin KellyVibrant new artwork on the diverse rail memories of local people has been unveiled at Bicester North Station, transforming the station overbridge into a colourful showcase of community stories. The project, called ‘Tracks of Our Lives’, was delivered by Oxfordshire Community Rail Partnership (CRP) and funded by Chiltern Railways’ Community Investment Fund with match funding from Community Rail […]
- by Erin KellyStation adopters from across the North gathered in Carlisle for the first joint Station Adoption Conference on Wednesday 25 March. More than 50 volunteers who help care for and champion their local railway stations to improve their appearance, safety and community connection, were invited to attend the event at Cumbria House. The conference was hosted […]
- by Erin KellyPenistone Line Partnership has engaged communities along the line with a series of creative events and activities during the Penistone Arts Week festival, celebrating the area’s rich cultural and historical heritage. In preparation for the festival, which ran from 19-29 March, Penistone Line Partnership partnered with seven members of Penistone Archive and Heritage Group, who […]
- by Erin KellyMembers of the Community Rail Tourism Network have made a visit to Bridlington along the Yorkshire Coast Line, coming together in person to connect, share ideas and explore how partnership working can support more sustainable tourism. The visit, delivered in coordination with the Yorkshire Coast Community Rail Partnership (CRP), is one of many in a […]
From: https://communityrail.org.uk