


The
Bramley Line runs between Wisbech and March in Cambridgeshire along the
7.5 mile branch line which comes off at Whitemoor Yard, March. The line
is currently owned by Network Rail and closed to all traffic in 2001.
The line remains in place as far as Weasenham Lane Level Crossing in
Wisbech.
![]() Class 31 departs Waldersea. Photo Courtesy of Roger Geach. ![]() Repainted and Repaired Crossing gates and new fencing at Waldersea. |
We are realistic in what we hope to achieve. The group was set up in
2003 to reopen the line as a Heritage Railway. There is a lot of
work going on
behind the scenes which people can not see, but are essential before
the railway can re-open. Some of our work is visable. Our Civil Engineering Team are working to clear vegetation from March to Wisbech, and meet up most Sunday's from 9.30am at Elm Road Crossing, March. They don't only clear weeds and trees, but work to improve the sight of the railway, such as replacing fencing at Elm Road Crossing recently. We are also out with our Roadshow at various Events and Exhibitions around the region. All of this work is done entirely by Volunteers. We do not have paid staff, so much is done in their own time. Volunteers are required for many different types of jobs, so if you want to get involved, get in touch! |
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