NYMR confirm the steam gala this weekend is on, but some Pullman services have been cancelled after yesterday's collision at Grosmont.
The heritage railway have today issued a statement about yesterday's collision at Grosmont station.
The railway say :
"We can confirm that there was a collision at 10:52 on Tuesday 21st September between a diesel locomotive and a stationary set of carriages at Grosmont station. All passengers were taken off the stationary train and transported back to Whitby; there were no serious injuries reported. As with all such accidents, it is currently being investigated by the RAIB (Rail Accident Investigation Board).
This weekend’s Annual Steam Gala will go ahead as planned (Thursday 23rd to Sunday 26th September), and we are pleased to announce that locomotive No. 60163 Tornado arrived this morning from Crewe Heritage Centre. "
Laura Strangeway, Head of Business Development, added:
“I am immensely proud of the team here at the railway - with passenger safety paramount, the situation was managed carefully and as quickly as possible. Whilst there were no serious injuries to passengers, the carriages involved in the incident are now out of operation whilst the investigation is ongoing.
“This has impacted the railway’s services, and so we have had to make the difficult decision to cancel the Pullman services between 23rd to 26th September. Those passengers booked to travel on a Pullman service will be contacted or emailed and bookings will either be transferred to another date or refunded.”


Stunning Scarborough's Second Half Masterclass
Councillors in Scarborough & Whitby Question MP On Winter Threat
Scarborough Town Council To Suggest Re-Think On Camper Vans Ban
Brid Town Beaten Despite Early Day Strike
Scarborough Rugby End 2025 On Top
Victoria Road Building Latest In Scarborough To Become Housing?
Hackworth's Men Battle Back- Pickering Town End Nightmare Run
Scarborough & Whitby MP: Don't Avoid NHS Services
Bridlington Drugs Trio Sentenced
North Yorkshire Council Survey Still Open
Eastfield Medical Team Finds a Home Closer to Patients Following Flood Chaos
One Year On - The Search for Missing Scarborough Man, Les Davis, Continues







Comments
Add a comment