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Rare piece of railway history returns to Lowestoft home

Wherry Lines Community Rail Partnership (CRP) has worked to restore a giant original piece of railway heritage in its home of Lowestoft Station after being discovered recently at auction. Known in the industry as a ‘Running in Board’, original blue and white signs are highly sought after. The double-sided enamel British Railways platform sign reading […]

Lowestoft Station to host Holocaust Memorial Day service

Lowestoft Station, an arrival point for the Kindertransport in 1938, will host the town’s annual commemoration event for Holocaust Memorial Day on Saturday 27 January. All are welcome to attend the event which will commence at 9:45am in the station parcel office exhibition space, followed by a wreath laying on the concourse. The service will […]

Station adopters win big at Greater Anglia Awards

Greater Anglia has recognised its Station Adoption volunteers who have been working to bring their local rail stations to the heart of their communities, at its annual Station Adoption Awards. Awards were given out to the train operator’s team of 330 volunteer station adopters – who work with Greater Anglia to improve their local stations […]

Men’s Sheds to transform disused area of Lowestoft Station into community space

North Lowestoft’s Men’s Shed have become custodians of the former Lowestoft Railway cattle dock and plan to transform it into a community space as part of a collaboration with the Wherry Lines Community Rail Partnership (CRP), the Lowestoft Central Project and Greater Anglia. Situated off Denmark Road, Lowestoft, the land has been unused for several […]

Interpretation panel unveiled at Lowestoft Station to mark Holocaust Memorial Day

Unveiling of the Kindertransport History Panel at Lowestoft Railway Station. Photo credit: Lowestoft Central Project. An interpretation panel retelling the events of the 1938 Kindertransport arrival in Lowestoft has been unveiled at the town’s railway station as people from the community gathered to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. On 12 December 1938, over 500 mostly Jewish […]