05 December 2019
Tree clearance of land near Tan y Bwlch station has resulted in the opening of views not seen for many years.
07 August 2019
Another productive week with younger volunteers making a huge contribution to various projects.
11 April 2019
The recruitment weekend will be taking place very shortly but it’s not too late to join in.
28 March 2019
Two comparative views of Boston Lodge Works taken sixty years apart
22 March 2019
Ready in time for the daily service to commence on Saturday 30th March.
22 March 2019
The Ffestiniog Railway Society is now registered as a charity with Amazon Smile.
14 March 2019
A new traditional style fence has been installed at Boston Lodge end of the Cob to separate the footpath and steps from the mainline and pointwork
12 January 2019
Work is underway to construct tunnel portals in traditional stone
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This week we hosted our Defibrillator Launch event here at Porthmadog Harbour station. This entailed the official unveiling of the nine defibrillators along the Railway.
— Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways (@festrail) February 20, 2020
Read the full story here: https://t.co/EFfMUC6I0L#AmbulanceService @PadsCymru pic.twitter.com/AEvruc0JgL
On the Welsh Highland Railway, Porthmadog to Caenarfon... pic.twitter.com/OoCyH61XUa
— The Man in Seat 61 (@seatsixtyone) February 19, 2020
Unless anyone knows another, Cae Pawb near Porthmadog must be the only place in Britain where a national rail standard gauge line crosses a narrow gauge line on the level. pic.twitter.com/sf0dCXG3Hl
— The Man in Seat 61 (@seatsixtyone) February 19, 2020
The train has just left - you must have been at the wrong station..!
— Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways (@festrail) February 19, 2020
Much changed over the years, but still an important place on the Welsh Highland Railway... https://t.co/2kHuR5phK2
— Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways (@festrail) February 19, 2020
Tree growth over the past century means a comparable wide-angle shot of Dinas Station is not possible - but this was the scene in 2008, with the original stone buildings clearly visible in the background... pic.twitter.com/WewIFi66py
— Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways (@festrail) February 19, 2020
Our granddaughter watching the Welsh Highland Garratt leaving Beddgelert today @GoSnowdonia @festrail #thisismywales pic.twitter.com/32efki7EBb
— Sarah Parry (@SarahWoods66) February 16, 2020
Further updates will be given here, on Facebook and on our website, should the situation change, to keep intending visitors as fully informed as possible.
— Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways (@festrail) February 14, 2020
Thank you for your understanding..!
