The Settle to Carlisle & Tyne Valley Pullman

Name: The Settle to Carlisle & Tyne Valley Pullman
Start: 2024-9-7T07:00+0:00
End: 2024-9-7T22:10+0:00

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Event Details

This tour boards at Potters Bar, Welwyn Garden City, Stevenage, Hitchin, St Neots, Huntingdon, Peterborough, Grantham, and Retford on its way to Carlisle.

Tour Promoter – Midland Pullman

Operator – Locomotive Services Group.

Locomotive –

Class 43 HST

Route and Times –

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Added 2/9

1Z54 0725 Potters Bar to Carlisle

1Z56 1626 Carlisle to Potters Bar

Fares – From £195 visit the tour operator’s website for more information.

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Organizer

Midland Pullman

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Location

Potters Bar

This tour boards at Rugby, Coventry, Birmingham International, Tame Bridge Parkway, Wolverhampton, Stafford, Crewe, Warrington Bank Quay, Wigan North Western and Preston on its way to Carlisle. Tour Promoter – Saphos Trains Operator – Locomotive Services Group Locomotive – TBC - steam hauled from Preston Route and Times – TBC Fares – From £165, click the Learn More button for more. Other Information WARNING – Information display on this page was correct at the time of writing, information can change quickly. Please visit the tour operator’s website by clicking ‘Learn More’ button below to check if any changes have been made. Other events available to view by clicking here

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Charlie Warren 2nd September 2024

Where is Cambridge ! Very few steam railtours pass though Cambridge and may be the odd diesel haul one so where is Cambridge does it not have rail heritage?

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