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7 March:
- Auction in aid of the Bluebell Railway's Northern Extension Project.
In exchange for supplying some photos for use in their Gala programme, the West Somerset Railway have given us two one-day passes (for Saturday 27th March) to their Spring Steam Gala - details of which are here. The photographer in question was unable to use them personally, and, with the kind agreement of the WSR, has offered them for auction in aid of the Bluebell Railway's Northern Extension Project.
- Derek Hayward's photo on the right shows the C-class with the Wealden Rambler yesterday. Reminder that this train runs next weekend for Mothers Day afternoon tea specials.
Derek also has an update on the overhaul of P-class No.323 "Bluebell" - the boiler has been lifted.
- Andrew Strongitharm's photo below shows the 1963 recreation yesterday with 178 "Pioneer II" heading the train northwards. John Goss provides a photo showing 672 "Fenchurch" today, hauling the Chesham set in the reverse direction.
Andrew also has an update to his current gallery of photos with those taken yesterday.
5 March:
- David Chappell's photo on the right shows the LSWR carriage No.1520 moved over the pit yesterday for final mechanical inspection and setting up of the brakes and springs.
A long-overdue update on this project is now available on the C&W Works News pages. We hope it will be back in service around the end of this month, to coincide with the carriage's centenary.
Since the carriage left the paint shop 6 weeks ago a lot of effort has been expended on completing the interior (particularly the luggage racks, and the brake van area). The other major areas of work have been completing the insides of the doors, and the external brasswork, bump stops and drop-lights have all been fitted.
- Update, thanks to Rob Faulkner, to the Loco Workshop Group's News of the overhaul of 178, filling in the activity over the last couple of weeks, and work that continues even though the loco is back in service!
- The Special Events list, and particularly the fare and advance booking discount details, have been brought up to date for the remainder of the year. Of particular interest may be booking details for the Southern at War weekend (8-9 May - it's looking good for another flypast), Yetties concert (3rd July), and 50% discounts on advanced booking for Baxter's Family Fun Weekend in June. Full details of the 2010 Victorian Christmas trains which always book up a long time in advance are also available.
- The Wealden Rambler page has been updated with additional information - in partcular highlighting the Mothers Day Afternoon Tea specials, on 13 and 14 March. Ring 01825 720800 to book seats.
- The catering pages have been updated with 2010 information for Steam & Cream, Ploughman's Plus, and Senior Specials.
- Our revised train fares (with effect from 2nd April) and 2010 details of Joint Ticketing with the National Trust's Sheffield Park Gardens added.
- More from Branch Line Weekend:
- Derek Hayward has an update on progress with the HLF-funded building project, and John Sandys also took some yesterday, showing progress with the building project at Sheffield Park, and the station platform at East Grinstead.
Earlier updates - Latest Project News - Recent photo reports
The Trains for the coming week
page is updated weekly, with detailed information for visiting enthusiasts - but please note that notification of a train or service on that page does not necessarily imply that it is available to the public - all public services are listed in the Timetable.
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Latest Project News
See also a variety of photographic news reports listed further down this page.
- Carriage & Wagon Works
News - Updates on the overhaul of the LSWR Brake 1520, SECR Birdcage coach, rebuilding the LBSCR Milk/Fruit Van, restoration of GWR 5-plank open wagon No.87782 and the overhaul of LMS 3-plank wagon No.474558 - 5 March, 19 February 2010, 31 and 20 December 2009
- Loco Works News: report on the overhaul of SECR P-class loco No.178, an update from the Maunsell Locomotive Society, from the Brighton Atlantic project, the return to service of LBSCR E4 No.B473, of SECR H-class No.263, on the start of No.55 Stepney's overhaul, and a new page for P-class No.323 Bluebell's overhaul, - 28, 6, 1 February, 30, 6 January 2010
- East Grinstead Extension: Report and photos of recent work on the extension - 15 February 2010
- Progress report on work on the LCDR carriage project being funded through The People's Millions - 7 February 2010
Operation Undercover - Site clearance and appointment of main contractor - updated 21 November and 5 October 2009.
- The latest news of the Horsted Keynes
Re-signalling. Last update September 2009
- Press Release - Fifty years of the Bluebell Railway - Celebrations start - 9 June 2009
- Archive news from the Bluebell
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Latest photographic and video reports:
See also the News Reports listed above, and videos elsewhere on this site.
We are getting so many photo galleries submitted that we have decided that only the best, or most interesting can now be featured here.
Please note that some photos included below are taken by volunteers and staff during the course of their duties, and so may have been taken in areas not open to the general public. These photos are very valuable, since they enable the public to see these otherwise hidden facets of the railway, but visitors to the railway should note that they may be unable to visit these locations themselves.
Please note that the Bluebell Railway is not responsible for the content of external web sites.
- Finishing 178's overhaul, and test run - 20-21 Feb 2010:
- Photo albums and videos from Branch Line Weekend - 20-21 Feb 2010:
- Martin Lawrence has 4 videos of southbound trains at New Coombe bridge on YouTube: LBSCR E4 0-6-2T No.B473, LMS (Fairburn) Class 4MT 42085, BR Standard Class 2 No.78019 & BR Standard Class 4MT No.80151 doubleheading, and another of these together with the loco order reversed
- Lee Davies: Video and Photos
- Photos from Matthew Nightingale, and a video
- Chris Ward: Saturday 20th, Sunday 21st and Video 1 and Video 2
- Photos from Rebecca Parkes, and three videos: B473, 80151 and 78019, and 592 with the Vintage set.
- Photo albums from: Trevor Stone, Andrew Strongitharm, David Warwick, Derek Hayward, Dave Chambers, Neil Munro-Thomson, Keith Duke, Jon Horrocks, Keith Leppard, Stephen Hunt, Dave Bowles, Daniel Hill, Paul Gildersleve, Tom Waghorn, John Evans, Paul Pettitt, Ashley Smith and Peter Skuce.
- Two YouTube Videos from Martin Lawrence: 592 on the Wealden Rambler and 78019 - 14 Feb 2010
- Derek Hayward now has photo gallery updates from 13 Feb 2010:
- Andrew Strongitharm has added some more photos to his current album - 13 Feb 2010
- The Bluebell Museum web site has a page with photos showing progress with the HLF funded project to build our new carriage running shed and museum building at Sheffield Park - Feb 2010
- Derek Hayward has updated his gallery of "Bluebell People", adding pictures taken in 2009 and early 2010 - 9 Feb 2010
- Aidan Grant's two videos on YouTube, featuring B473 and 78019. Also from the same day are videos from "21C123" and PenrithBeacon - 7 Feb 2010
- Matthew Nightingale has a few photos on his Flickr gallery of B473 and 78019, and a YouTube video - 6 Feb 2010
- Tom Waghorn also has a gallery of photos from the same day - 6 Feb 2010
- Derek Hayward's first photos of the visiting BR 2MT No.78019, as well as some more of B473, some showing work in progress in the loco works on P-class 178 and one of some recent work on P-class 323 plus some photos showing the work undertaken by the Friend of Kingscote in clearing lineside undergrowth around Birchstone Bridge - 6 Feb 2010
- 9017 in a photo charter: Photos from Dave Bowles and Paul Gildersleve and David Haggar's two videos on YouTube: Departing from Sheffield Park and the second at Monteswood - 5 Feb 2010
- Paul Pettitt has updated his galleries for Fenchurch, C class No.592, North London Dock Tank, and added a new Black & White photographs page - 1 Feb 2010
- Dave Clarke's new gallery covering the restoration of Coach 3360 - 31 Jan 2010 and updated regularly
- The relaunch into service of our LBSCR E4 0-6-2T No.B473 (Birch Grove) - 30 Jan 2010
- Golden Arrow promotional Video produced for us by Rail TV UK - Jan 2010
- Ashley Smith filmed the 1.02pm service at Horsted Keynes on Saturday 16th January 2010 - available on YouTube, and also has some stills taken that day.
Older photographic updates are in the What's New
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What's been updated on the Bluebell Web Site?
Older updates are in the What's New
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Most recent updates: See top of this page
1 March:
- Dave Clarke's photo shows "Pioneer II" shunting LCDR carriage 114 as part of its test run last Friday. Dave also has a photo news update on the LCDR coach 3360 (the Peoples' Millions project), as well as some more photos showing 178's test run and shunt on Friday, and the 4 Cor, plus current progress on the overhauls of Bulleid coach 5768 and SECR Birdcage 3363.
- If any BRPS member wishes to increase their shareholding to a level
where they will qualify for benefits (or move up to a higher level of
benefits) in 2011 and 2012, then the deferred payment scheme whereby you
purchase shares from the society's holding, by instalments, may be of
interest. The scheme is raising £104k already, and it all helps our push to clear the rubbish from the tip and get us to East Grinstead.
- Derek Hayward has pictures from the 1963 service on Saturday, and in the works, a start has been made on painting the driving wheels for 263, with work now progressing on 323 'Bluebell' (Saturday) and Rob Faulkner has some of 323 from Sunday, as well as photos of 178 in steam, and work on preparing the cab doors for 178.
- With apologies from Gavin for the time it has taken (understandable in the circumstances!) the notes from the October, November 2009 and January 2010 BRPS Committee Meetings are now available on the Society Members' Information page.
- During February there were 65,965 total hits on this page, from 34,892 unique visitors.
More photos and videos from the Branch Line Weekend:
Edward Dyer's photo showing 42085 near Horsted Keynes taken last Sunday nicely illustrates the superb range of photo galleries and videos notified to us over the last week.
28 February:
- Sundays in March: BLUEBELL CARVERY in the Birch Grove Suite
Join us for Sunday Lunch on 7th, 14th (Mothers Day) or 28th March 2010
£8.95 per head (children under 14 half price)
and children under 5 eat free!
or £18.55 including an all day adult travel ticket, or £16.45 if booked in advance.
Booking essential - Contact the customer services team on 01825 720800
- Derek Hayward's photo shows B473 at Horsted Keynes yesterday, alongside the "4 Cor". Derek's photo below shows another departure of the main service train, behind Pioneer II, yesterday. Andrew Waller took the second photo below on a box camera, showing Pioneer II soon after arrival at Sheffield Park in 1969, with Baxter.
- Talking of "Baxter", I'm told that its boiler passed its hydraulic test last week! Will it be the next loco to steam again, or will "Stepney" beat it back into service? What a year this is shaping up to be!
27 February:
- Our SECR P-class tank No.178 hauled its first train in preservation this morning, and Tony Sullivan's photo on the right shows it, the 10.50am Sheffield Park to Horsted Keynes service, led by 178 (as Pioneer II, the name and livery carried when it entered preservation in 1969). The Chesham set is tailed by 672 "Fenchurch" in a re-creation of the service we ran in 1963, in the days before it was possible to run round the train at Horsted Keynes. This "1963 re-creation" continues tomorrow and next weekend, with Bluebell timetables and services from subsequent decades being recalled in the following weeks. Further details of the timetables in use are available here.
- Tony's photo below shows another aspect of the 1963 scene, with a representation of a 4 Cor unit No.3142 in the once electrified platform at Horsted Keynes. The Southern Electric Group's 4 Cor motor coach is open to visitors this weekend and next.
- Tim Baker's photo shows B473 with the Wealden Rambler this afternoon. The headboard is the same one which adorned the train we ran on the Bluebell in the 1960s. Also just as it did then, it is a train offering the service of afternoon tea, and is in operation every Saturday and Sunday until end of March. Details here - advanced booking required.
26 February:
- Tomorrow sees the return to service of SECR P-class 0-6-0 No.178, celebrating its centenary. Operating for just a few weeks in its 1960s guise as "Pioneer II", it is taking part for the next two weekends in our reconstruction of the Bluebell's 1963 service, with departures from Sheffield Park at 10.50, 11.50, 12.50, 1.50, 2.57 and 4.12. Trains are only running as far as Horsted Keynes, due to track relaying in our tunnel, and Fares will be the usual "One Stop" prices, with return tickets allowing unlimited travel for the day. Further details, including the timetable are available here.
Just as in 1963, the carriages will be the four-coach "Chesham" set, and the train will be topped and tailed by the "P" and a Terrier.
1963 was the last year in which Horsted Keynes saw an electric service from Haywards Heath, and the once-electrified platform 2 will be host to the Southern Electric Group's 4 Cor motor coach No.11201 coupled to our three contemporary Southern Railway carriages, to enhance the re-creation. The 4 Cor motor coach will be open to visitors.
- Mike Floate's photo below shows the loco as it was on arrival at the Bluebell in 1969, and Edward Dyer's photo was taken of it raising steam in the shed at Sheffield Park last Sunday.
- Our thanks to everyone else who has sent photos and links to galleries and videos of last weekend's event - they will appear here soon!
21 February:
- Derek Hayward's photo shows that SECR 178 made its preservation debut in steam today, just in time for the end of the Branch Line Weekend. This evening it was tested further, moving around within the Sheffield Park station limits - so it's looking good for its use in the recreation of our 1963 timetable next weekend. It will carry the guise of its former industrial identity "Pioneer II" for the next few weeks until the full lining out, and SECR lettering and crest can be applied. This may be a relief to those who feared that the newly made "Nettle" nameplates might have been carried - this having been the informal name the loco has acquired over the last couple of years around the loco works (clearly chosen following the theme set by the other two P-class locos, which have carried the names of other plants common on our lineside, "Bluebell" and "Primrose")!
Below is another of Derek's photos from today, showing an appreciative crowd on the station platform admiring the loco as it moves about the station on its first test run. Several more photos are available on Derek's photo gallery.
Robert Faulkner has added some photos of the work which took place on the engine yesterday to his gallery.
- More Branch Line Weekend Photos and Videos:
20 February:
- Well, by general concensus, a successful day today, the first day of our Branch Line event, with the absence of 178 being the only aspect of the timetable not to go to plan. The Fairburn tank is seen on the right in Andrew Strongitharm's photo. I gather that, had it not been for the extra maintenance effort we had to expend on this loco in the last few days, then 178 would also have been running - the last items were completed on it today, and so it should be in light steam at Sheffield Park tomorrow. Derek Hayward's photo below shows the works team swarming over the loco today. He has also updated his album about 178's overhaul.
The other photos below are from David Haggar (B473 and 42085), another from Andrew (78019 with 80151), from David Warwick (Fenchurch on the goods train, 42085 and B473) and another from Derek Hayward (dusk falls as the C-class departs from Sheffield Park with the superb set of pre-grouping carriages).
Photo albums are available from
19 February:
- Andrew Strongitharm's photo shows 672 "Fenchurch" and the Fairburn Tank 42085 being warmed through gently in preparation for our Branch Line Weekend.
- If any Bluebell members are free this weekend (or any other running day), we could do with help selling "Tenner for the Tip" certificates on the trains. If you can help, please contact our Sales and Information office.
- Update to the C&W news page for the SECR Birdcage Brake, covering the completion of work on the roof, work on the interior of the former second class compartments and doors, and the first olive green topcoat applied to the exterior.
- Update: 4.36pm Friday: Unfortunately we are back down to six locos for the Branch Line weekend, since 178 has a couple of minor problems: The reverser does not go full-stroke, thus the
valves cannot be set, and in addition the trailing axlebox wedges are
too tight. So the plan is to leave it in the works and allow
visitors inside to see it. We are confident it can all be sorted out
in a few days, so will run the following weekend as part of our 1963 timetable.
- Stop Press, 10.40am Friday: 42085 should be in steam tomorrow!
- One attraction only just advised - brake van rides at Horsted Keynes.
- It looks as though there will be 7 locos in steam this Saturday and Sunday.
The P-class will be in light steam at Sheffield Park. If 42085 cannot run, 9017 will be steamed in its place.
- Other updates on the page for the event:
- The first train each day is a short goods train hauled by Fenchurch.
- There is a passenger train from Horsted Keynes to Sheffield Park at 9.33am each day.
- It has not been possible to shunt Pullman Car Doris into a platform at Horsted Keynes, so it will not be open.
- The times for Guided Tours of the carriage works are: 12.35, 1.10, 1.50 and 2.25.
16 February:
- P-Class 178 passed its full steam test yesterday. Subject to its overhaul being completed in time and no issues found, the loco should be in steam this coming weekend for the first time since it entered preservation.
15 February:
14 February:
13 February:
- 78019 and 9017 and 592 were in steam today, as seen in the photos below. First though there was the small matter of launching the new 50th Anniversary Ale, brewed for us by Harveys of Lewes. Andrew Strongitharm's photo shows Norman Baker (MP for Lewes) and Miles Jenner (head brewer at Harveys) at Sheffield Park station this morning with a presentation pack of the beer.
- Andrew Strongitharm has added some more photos from today to his current album, including the photo of the Dukedog below.
- Two of Derek Hayward's photos below show the visiting 2MT 78019 departing from Kingscote, and the C-class with the Wealden Rambler at West Hoathly.
- Martin Lawrence's photo of the Dukedog with the four 1920s/30s SR coaches rounds up today's report.
- We apologise for the unreliability of our web site today, we are trying to establish the cause of the intermittent fault. [Now cured by re-starting the TCP/IP process].
11 February:
- Update to the Carriage Works News page for our LCDR coach project funded by The People's Millions/Big Lottery Fund.
- Aidan Grant has two new videos on YouTube from last Sunday, featuring B473 and 78019. Also from Sunday are videos from "21C123" and PenrithBeacon.
- Update to the loco roster - unfortunately 42085, which is receiving some repairs in our workshops as part of the loan agreement, is probably not going to be able to run at Branch Line Weekend, but with our other visitor 78019, and the newly overhauled LBSCR B473 and (we hope) the preservation-era debut of SECR 178, it should still be a great event, with hopefully 6 locos in steam. We will keep you informed of developments over the coming week.
- The Wealden Rambler afternoon tea trains are now completely sold out for Valentines' Weekend. Seats are still available for Saturday 27 & Sunday 28 February and every Saturday and Sunday in March. Advance booking is essential - phone 01825 720800.
9 February:
- Derek Hayward's photo on the right is one illustrating the new report on the overhaul of SECR P-class loco No.178, which is progressing very rapidly - it's going to be very tight to complete the loco for Branch Line weekend in under 2 weeks time, but that's still the target! 80151 has also been added to the loco line-up for the event.
- The Bluebell Museum web site has a page with photos showing progress with the HLF funded project to build our new carriage running shed and museum building at Sheffield Park.
- On Saturday, 13th February, our 50th Anniversary Ale, brewed by Harveys of Lewes will be launched at Sheffield Park Station. At 10.45am, Norman Baker (MP for Lewes) and Miles Jenner (head brewer at Harveys of Lewes) will perform the ceremony to launch the Ale.
The bottled Ale is brewed with malted barley, pinhead oats, and a blend of English Fuggle and Styrian Hops. There will also be a draught version of the ale on sale throughout the year in the Bessemmer Arms at Sheffield Park. The recipe for this will vary to reflect the changing seasons.
The current Harveys' brewery building was erected in Lewes in 1881. The line to East Grinstead opened in 1882, so the brewery has watched the Railway come and go. However we are pleased that the Railway is able to continue this link with the County Town of East Sussex in this way.
Please remember to drink responsibly.
- The total raised for the Bluebell through EasySearch is now over £500! A very easy way to raise funds for us - simply do your internet searches through this link (bookmark it now) rather than any other search engine.
- Photos from Dave Bowles and Paul Gildersleve, taken on last Friday's photo charter organised by Jon Bowers, featuring the Dukedog and a train of engineers' wagons.
- Derek Hayward has updated his gallery of "Bluebell People", adding pictures taken in 2009 and early 2010. The pictures are in random order, and therefore mixed with some from previous years. As always, he is grateful to people who have been caught in a position which allows an entertaining caption! Derek is always pleased to include names of individuals in captions, but requires personal permission from those concerned to do this.
Please contact Derek if you would like your name included.
Otherwise, by default, pictures remain anonymous unless you are (for
example) an office holder in the PLC or BRPS, in which case you can
reasonably expect to be identified.
7 February:
- Chris Suitters' photo (right) was taken last night and shows No.78019 on shed at Sheffield Park. The loco is being disposed of after having worked the evening Regency Belle Pullman service. No.42085 rests in the background.
- Kids for a Quid - February Half Term (Saturday 13th to Friday 19th February) - all children (aged 3-15) travel for just £1 each. Valid on all timetabled service one train departures, for third-class travel.
- Don't forget you can book your Bluebell Bonus tickets at least 8 days in advance of travel and save 20% on our standard fares - please telephone 01825 720800, or visit the Sales and Information Office above the Shop at Sheffield Park.
Bluebell Bonus tickets give unlimited travel on the day of your visit (discounts are also available on 1st Class and BRPS members fares)
Further details available here.
- The Valentines Weekend Regency Belle Pullman trains are fully booked,
but some seats in the Lounge Cars remain on the Wealden Rambler
afternoon tea trains. Phone 01825 720800 to book seats.
Both the Regency Belle and the Wealden Rambler Lounge Cars are operating in March as well - book up now!
- Matthew Nightingale has a few photos on his Flickr gallery of B473 and 78019 running on Saturday, and a YouTube video
- Tom Waghorn also has a gallery of photos from yesterday.
- Derek Hayward has uploaded more of his photos of 78019 from yesterday, as well as some more of B473, some showing work in progress in the loco works on P-class 178 and one of some recent work on P-class 323 plus some photos showing the work undertaken by the Friend of Kingscote in clearing lineside undergrowth around Birchstone Bridge.
6 February:
- 78019 and B473 ran today, and photos are available as follows:
- Andrew Strongitharm has a new album with some photos from today, including the photo on the right.
- David Haggar provided these two videos of 9017 in a photo charter yesterday on YouTube: Departing from Sheffield Park and the second at Monteswood, and the photo below is from the latter location.
- Derek Hayward has added two photos from today, with more to come later. The photo of 78019 below is also from him.
- Martin Lawrence has provided the photo of B473 today, complete with its four matching coaches.
- Also today as part of pre-arranged engineering work on the visiting Fairburn Tank No.42085, one of its springs has been changed.
- During the week, the boiler has been put in the frames of SECR P-class No.178.
- Mk.I composite carriage No.16263 has been removed from our stock list. The carriage has been sold and has now left the Railway. It had been held in reserve in case we had decided that the overhaul of the Bulleid composite carriage No.5768 was not going to be feasible, but having started the work, we are now confident that the overhaul of 5768 will be fairly straight-forward, and the proceeds of the sale will help to fund this overhaul.
5 February:
- 78019, the BR 2MT 2-6-0 built in 1954 at Darlington, which is visiting us from the Great Central Railway for our Branch Line weekend in two weeks time, will be sharing the two-train Service 1 timetable this weekend with newly returned to traffic LBSCR E4 B473. Jon Horrocks' photo shows 78019 at the Great Central last summer.
- Work started on 20th January on our LCDR carriage project (Carriage Works News update available) being funded through The People's Millions. Thanks to Dave Clarke for the pictures and story. His own photo site goes into much greater detail than is possible here. His photo below shows the carriage being shunted longside our operational LCDR coach, after being craned onto a temporary underframe on 20th January.
2 February:
- Andrew Strongitharm's photo shows B473 on its relaunch train on Saturday.
- Update from Fred Bailey on the Brighton Atlantic Project, with photos thanks to Boro Foundry in Stourbridge, showing the progress they are making on the machining of the axle boxes and coupling rods.
- Paul Pettitt's photo of the month could be nothing other than B473! He has also updated his galleries for B473 Birch Grove, his Fenchurch page, his C class No.592 page, his North London Dock Tank page, and added a new Black & White photographs page.
- During January 2010, there were 64,392 total hits on this page, from 35,397 unique visitors.
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