IF you’re a train fanatic, or know someone who is, then this could be the perfect gift – or make it a great day out for ...

A heritage railway in the Lake District is giving visitors the chance to take the controls of a steam locomotive.

If you have not yet visited this free-to-enter museum, then a day out to Ravenglass should be high on your list. This special museum is not just for railway enthusiasts. It takes visitors of all ages ...

The festive season is set to linger a little longer in the western Lake District as the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway prepares to launch ...

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A narrow-gauge heritage railway line beloved of Lake District tourists, walkers and train enthusiasts is celebrating its 150th anniversary. The Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway - known by locals as ...

Built in 1923 the locomotive has ran thousands of miles up and down one of the oldest narrow gauge railways in England. Credit: Cumbria Tourism An iconic steam locomotive, the River Esk, is to ...

The Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway was originally built in 1873 and was commercially opened on the 24 May 1875. Credit: Cumbria Tourism An iconic Cumbrian railway has been shortlisted for the ...