Members of the Severn Valley Railway Company Limited have voted to support the next stage of the SVR’s ambitious restructure plans, known as the One Railway project.
This morning, Friday 25 July, the world’s most famous locomotive 60103 ‘Flying Scotsman’ hauled the first passenger service across the Severn Valley Railway’s repaired Mor Brook bridge.
Tickets for the Severn Valley Railway’s three days of ‘Flying Scotsman’ services sold out within three minutes, but now the heritage line has managed to secure the iconic locomotive for an additional day on Monday 28 July.
In a landmark decision at their Annual General Meeting on Saturday, shareholders of SVR (Holdings) Plc, the owning and operating company of the Severn Valley Railway, overwhelmingly approved a radical organisational restructuring.
The world’s most famous steam locomotive 60103 ‘Flying Scotsman’ will haul the first passenger train along the full length of the 16-mile Severn Valley Railway line, when the northernmost section is reunited with the rest of the line on Friday 25 July.
The Severn Valley Railway has the ‘perfect’ on-train experience to banish the winter blues, with the launch of its brand-new Boogie Lights Express services.