Mid-Norfolk Railway Announces 2026 Running Programme
- Sep 25, 2025
- 1 min read
The Mid-Norfolk Railway (MNR) is delighted to announce the release of its 2026 running programme, offering an exciting year of heritage railway operations, family events, and enthusiast experiences.
The 2026 programme will once again showcase the best of the railway, with regular heritage diesel and steam services planned throughout the season. Alongside the core timetables, visitors can look forward to a calendar of special events, including themed weekends, gala celebrations, and seasonal favourites.
“Our 2026 running programme reflects the continued commitment of our volunteers and staff to providing a memorable experience for all who visit the railway,” said Samantha Taylor, General Manager. “We are proud to share the heritage of Norfolk’s railway and look forward to welcoming both regular passengers and first-time visitors next year.”
Full details of the 2026 timetable and special events will be published on the Mid-Norfolk Railway website in the coming weeks. Tickets for selected events will also be available for advance booking online.
For more information and to see our 2026 calendar, please visit: www.midnorfolkrailway.co.uk
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