And in that 50 years, has anyone seriously looked at the case for re-opening Norton Fitzwarren station?
You are conflating "The West Somerset Railway" with the "West Somerset Railway plc". The two are not the same. The former encompasses all the...
Bayard said: ↑ and you don't see anything wrong in that, either? I didn't say you did. If you notice, there is a funny squiggly thing at the...
There is quite a large difference between "making sure that the WSR keeps its main line connection/simplifying access to that mainline connection"...
All of which may be the case (although it isn't), but it really doesn't make any difference to the fact that the whole "connection of the WSR with...
The law, by and large, tells you what you must do and what you can't do. That doesn't mean that everything else is what you should do.
It must be you, because it certainly wasn't me. No, of course it doesn't have to be provided, however, that doesn't mean that it might not be a...
and you don't see anything wrong in that, either?
This may be true of a "normal" limited company, but a heritage railway is not a normal limited company. For a start the shareholders did not buy...
You don't see anything wrong in that? There is a public appeal and information as to how it is progressing is not available on one of the major...
I am sure that both management and volunteers are making every effort to keep the railway running and running well, however, sadly, effort on its...
Agreed that grumbles posted on here will achieve almost nothing, but Robin is asking about an appeal for money. The lack of any replies suggest...
If you are of a certain age, then the sight of "lines of rotting wagons" are part of your memories of the "Big Railway".
Probably, if you include the pennies.
You've obviously not been supporting the WSR for long. I can clearly remember the days when the WSR did indeed state their every p-way activity...
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