Steam locomotive 34046 Braunton will haul ‘The Lakelander’ between Preston and Carlisle this Saturday 9th April 2022.

Departing Rugby behind an electric locomotive at 05:50, the tour will pass through Coventry (06:06), Hampden-in-Arden (06:16), Birmingham International (06:18), Aston (06:39), Tame Bridge Parkway (06:50), Bescot Stadium (06:56), Wolverhampton (07:08), Penkridge (07:28), Stafford (07:35), Crewe (08:18), Acton Bridge (08:35), Warrington Bank Quay (08:43), Wigan North Western (08:57), Leyland (09:14) and Preston at 09:19, where 34046 Braunton takes over.

From Preston, the locomotive will pass through Lancaster (10:22), Oxenholme Lake District (10:43), Penrith North Lakes (12:09) and Carlisle at 12:31.

After time in Carlisle, 34046 Braunton will depart at 15:30 and will then pass through Dalston (15:41), Maryport (16:14), Workington (16:21), Parton (16:34), Whitehaven (16:38), St Bees (16:48), Sellafield (17:03), Ravenglass (17:13), Millom (17:30), Barrow-in-Furness (18:25), Ulverston (18:42), Grange-over-Sands (18:55), Arnside (19:00) and Carnforth at 19:14, where the steam locomotive is replaced by an electric locomotive.

From here, the electric locomotive will take passengers back to Rugby via Lancaster (20:07), Preston (20:30), Wigan North Western (20:52), Warrington Bank Quay (21:07), Crewe (21:37), Stafford (22:05), Wolverhampton (22:30), Tame Bridge Parkway (22:44), Birmingham International (23:06), Coventry (23:26) and Rugby at 23:45.

The above timings in brackets are approximate timings. Please click the links below, which track the train throughout the day to keep you up to date on when it will pass through your local station.

Timings

For timings on these movements, please click the links below:

• 1Z15 0550 Rugby to Carlisle
• 1Z16 1530 Carlisle to Rugby

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