HELP
- mail50870
- May 31, 2024
- 1 min read
Over the last few months the railway has been the target for a number of break ins and episodes of vandalism. We are embarking on a programme of improving the security on the site including the installation of CCTV, sercurity fencing and the permanent marking of our tools and equipment. All this takes finances away from any development plans we have to improve the railway for the enjoyment of our visitors. We would be grateful if you could make a donation to the railway in order for us to carry out these improvements. This can be done online by clicking on this link. DONATE
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I am sorry to hear about the break ins and vandalism on your railway. That is frustrating. I volunteer at a small heritage railway and we had a similar problem last year. A contractor charged us too much for a security fence but we could not prove it because our records were a mess. Then John Boultwood helped us review all the invoices and contracts. We found the overcharge and got money back. That saved our budget for visitor upgrades. Now I can focus on restoring an old carriage, which I truly love doing.
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