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Trust consults on updated Business Plan

The Trust prepared its first three year Business Plan in 2017, which was adopted by members at the AGM. The plan is rolled forward annually, and the draft plan for 2018-2020 is now being published for consultation. Anyone with an interest in the West Somerset Railway is invited to comment.

Comments should be sent by email to info@wssrt.co.uk or by post to the West Somerset Steam Railway Trust, The Railway Station, Bishops Lydeard, Taunton TA4 3BX, to arrive no later than 31 January 2018.

The final version of the Plan will be submitted to members for adoption at the AGM to be held on 21 April 2018.

 

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My name is Seth, I am 7 years old and am very excited about the “Young Engineers Day” on the West Somerset Railway. I am glad my Mummy and Daddy reserved a space early for me because both days are now sold out and I love trains. 

I have two favourite locomotives on the WSR, they are 9351 the Mogul and 7822, Foxcote Manor, and I would like to be a train driver one day.

I am also looking forward to meeting Mr. Chris Vine as I have some of the Peters Railways books, I bought one from the WSRHT and I had 3 for Christmas from Grandma. My favourite story is “The Surprise Goods”.

I couldn’t choose which thing I was looking forward to most of all, the signal box visit, the train ride to Minehead, visiting the Engine Shed or watching and learning about the Turntable? So, I ask my Mummy and she said “put all of them”!

I will tell you all about the day when I get back, but I am really looking forward to it.

Seth, aged-seven.

Parental permission was saught to publish this photo for use online via this website and on our Facebook page. For more information please email info@wsrht.co.uk.

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