A tourist railway is appealing for volunteers to help run its trains, tearoom, and ticket office.The Bure Valley Railway runs a nine-mile narrow gauge line between Aylsham and Wroxham, along a stretch of trackbed left disused since British Railways axed it in 1982.
A tourist railway is appealing for volunteers to help run its trains, tearoom
and ticket office.
The Bure Valley Railway operates a nine-mile narrow gauge line between Aylsham and Wroxham, along a stretch of trackbed left disused since British Railways axed it in 1982.
It carries more than 100,000 passengers a year, and needs an army of active volunteers to help the handful of paid staff.
On Sunday, the line is staging an open day to give a behind the scenes look to anyone interested in joining the team, who range from drivers or guards on a train, ticket sellers, caf� and shop assistants, clerical support, and helping man publicity stands.
For more information contact the railway on 01263 733858 or www.bvrw.co.uk
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