Date: 15/02/2014

ONE of Yorkshire’s most popular tourist attractions has secured major new funding as it embarks on an investment programme to significantly improve its facilities. The North Yorkshire Moors Railway has been give £500,000 to support a wide range of projects along the route from Pickering to Whitby. It will help the railway as it embarks on a £2.876m programme of spending on improvements that will allow it to run more services and improve the quality of journeys.

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Moors railway set for £2.8m improvements

Yorkshire Post

ONE of Yorkshire’s most popular tourist attractions has secured major new funding as it embarks on an investment programme to significantly improve its facilities.

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Southern Railway Schools Class 30926 'Repton' sets off from Whitby with the 1100 hrs service to Pickering on 22 October 2009. This is one of the services operated throughout by the North York Moors Railway but using the national network between Whitby and Grosmont.
Location: Whitby
Company: Whitby and Pickering Railway
22/10/2009 John McIntyre

Clear the way! No 7 whistles for the level crossing with a Grosmont - Pickering train at Levisham on 1 October 2009.
Location: Levisham
Company: Whitby and Pickering Railway
01/10/2009 Colin Miller

Ex-SR Schools class 4-4-0 no 30926 Repton drifts into Goathland in July 2007 with a train for Whitby.
Location: Goathland
Company: Goathland Deviation (North Eastern Railway)
09/07/2007 Bruce McCartney