YWR – Page 6

Welcome to the Yorkshire Wolds Railway

The YWR will be running trains and opening the visitor centre every Sunday and Bank Holiday from 6 April until the end of October, and every Wednesday during school holidays from 10 – 4.

SUPPORT US

There are many ways you could help support our project. From drivers to tea makers, we would love your support.

VISIT US

Discover everything you need to know about planning your visit to YWR. From the specific times and dates we are open, to our location and directions, it's all here.

ABOUT US

Whilst we are relatively young, we have a 180 year history to explore! With incredible photographs and much more.

Essential Maintenance

Matthew 29 September 2021 No Comments

Whilst our visitor centre and site remain open, due to essential maintenance our locomotive will sadly not be running until Sunday 17 October. We apologise for any inconvenience this may…

The YWR take visitor and volunteer safety very seriously. After considerable thought, and following government guidelines we wanted to clarify our position as follows: Hand Sanitiser This will still be…

Back on Track from Sunday 30 May!

Matthew 28 May 2021 No Comments

Its now only a few days until we reopen for the first time since September 2019! After initially closing the entire operation in March 2020, slowly but surely and in…

Covid 19

Matthew 18 May 2021 No Comments

As excitement builds for our reopening on the 30 May, we have had to make a few changes on site to keep everyone safe. Hand sanitiser will be positioned across…

2021 operating season – COVID 19

Matthew 7 January 2021 No Comments

Whilst plans had been made to reopen for Easter 2021, due to the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, the YWR have made the decision to postpone our opening date to Sunday 30…

Archive editions of The Malton Dodger

Matthew 15 November 2020 No Comments

The YWR has now been in existence since October 2008 when it was known as the Yorkshire Wolds Railway Restoration Project. Since then, we have continually developed and many 000’s…