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BRAKE VAN RIDES EXCLUSIVE!

For the first time ever, we have an exclusive offer of a full 10 mile round trip of the Railway aboard one of our Brake Vans. Tickets for this special train which departs Havenstreet at 09.01 on all three gala days, before normal operating starts includes standard travel for the rest of the day and are strictly limited to 30 tickets each day.

Tickets for this exclusive, limited offer are only available to purchase by phone on 01983 882204.

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Ashey Station History

WHAT IS THE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF ASHEY? Ashey station was opened in 1875 as part of the Ryde and Newport Railway. At the time, it was the only intermediate station

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Ashey Station

Built 150 years ago in 1875 for the opening of the Ryde to Newport Railway, reduced to an unmanned halt in 1953 and sold into private ownership in 1968 when

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