The Bramley Line organisation was officially formed in October 2003, but under 'Wisbech March Railway Trust'. With the objective of initially establishing a Community Heritage (Tourist) Railway on the 7.8 miles of railway track that runs between the two Fenland towns of Wisbech And March, Cambridgeshire. It was at the first meeting on 22nd October, that the name 'Bramley Line' was adopted after being suggested because of the amount of Bramley apples that were once grown and then transported from the area, along with other fruits. While things may not have always moved as fast as we would have liked however, our determination to succeed in this venture has not diminished, but increased tremendously, plus we are thinking positively.
A great deal has been written and spoken over the years about the connection to the railways that the communities of both Wisbech and March have enjoyed, and rightly so. Through the Bramley Line we intend for this connection to continue well into the future and do have plans for it. As with all projects like this, they can't be done simply overnight and do come at a considerable cost which unfortunately the Bramley Line project is of no exception. All members are volunteers and make no claim or charge for their time and services, however we still have to pay our way for outside services. In support of our aims if you would like to make a donation please either make your cheque payable to the 'Wisbech & March Bramley Line' and send to the address below, or look out for us with our 'Roadshow' when attending different events/functions.
Thank You.
Calling all you ex-railwaymen of Wisbech & March, why not put your expertise, knowledge and experience to use by becoming members of the Bramley Line?
You can contact us by post:
Wisbech & March Bramley Line
9 Old Bank Chambers
Dartford Road
March
Cambs
PE15 8AQ
The office is currently open on Thursdays Only for the time being and from 10.00 -14.00.
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