Keighley & Worth Valley Railway - Days Out Leaflets

Take a trip back to when we were all Railway Children...
Steam trains...
through the heart of Brontë Country
Keighley & Worth Valley Railway
TIMETABLE &
INFORMATION 2011
Steam and Heritage Diesel trains throughout the year
Keighley • Ingrow West • Damems • Oakworth • Haworth • Oxenhope
www.kwvr.co.uk

Remember when...
summers were hot…
mum’s picnics were the best…
sweets were bigger…?
Travel back in time on the
Keighley & Worth Valley Railway.
Britain’s last remaining complete heritage
branch line runs from Keighley to Oxenhope,
along a rich seam of West Yorkshire’s rail and
cultural heritage.
Travel via Ingrow, with its award-winning Museum
of Rail Travel, and Damems, the country’s smallest
complete station (Ormston in BBC TV’s Born &
Bred series) to Oakworth, the location for the
classic 1970 The Railway Children film. Get off the
train and stretch your legs on The Railway Children
Walk linking film locations between Oxenhope,
Haworth and Oakworth.
Oakworth is a superb example of an Edwardian
station, complete with authentic advertising signs,
gas lighting and coal fires. From here ride on to
Haworth, home of the famous Brontë Family.

The line terminates 660 feet above sea level
at Oxenhope, where a collection of historic
locomotives and coaches can be inspected in the
Exhibition Shed.
Have a chat with the Driver and watch the Fireman
couple on and off the train. If you’re lucky he may
even let you have a look on the engine’s footplate.
Listen out for the Guard blowing his whistle as he
waves his green flag, telling the Driver it’s time to
go. Or just cosy up with a hot pasty or a warming
coffee in the station buffet car and watch all the
action go by.
Here at the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway there
is more to do than at first meets the eye - we’re
your route to a great day out for all the family. . .
So much more
than just a train ride.

Celebrate over 40 years since
the fi lming of The Railway Children
here, at the Keighley & Worth
Valley Railway – a place many
refer to as “The Railway Children’s
Railway.”
Most of the fi lming took place in
the local area with the main bulk
taking place at Oakworth Station. Oakworth is still accessible
by train and many Railway Children Walks lead to and from it.
Why not ride down on the train and make your way back by
foot? - Or even better buy a
Day Rover ticket and take in the
Railway as the Children did all
those years ago.
Make sure you get off the
train and explore what Brontë
Country has to offer!
photos courtesy of Robin Lush and Optimum Releasing Ltd.

Mainline connections to
Leeds, Bradford, Skipton,
Settle, Carlisle & Lancaster
FREE
BD21 4HP
KEIGHLEY
Runround
loop
Turntable
Guide to the line
Things to do in Brontë Country
Keighley
• East Riddlesden Hall (National Trust), a 17 th century
manor house with beautiful gardens.
• Cliffe Castle, a free museum full of local history,
original furnished rooms and exhibitions.
• Keighley Bus Museum and its collection of
over 50 buses, coaches, trolleybuses and
ancillary vehicles.
• Keighley has a good selection of
restaurants, cafes and bars as well as the
Airedale Shopping Centre.
Ingrow West
• Visit Ingrow Loco for locomotives,
displays, exhibits and archive fi lm
which combine to create a story of
the steam locomotive.
• 50 TV and fi lm productions have
featured restored railway carriages riages
from the Museum of Rail Travel, an
award-winning Accredited Museum. um.
Damems
• Smallest station in the UK.
• Location used for BBC Born and Bred.
Oakworth
• Station used in the fi lm The Railway
ay
Children.
• Lovely walks from the station.
Haworth
• Visit the Brontë Parsonage Museum, eum,the
Damems Junction
signal box
Brontës’ former home fully restored with
an exhibition about their lives.
• Haworth Parish Church, the final resting place
of the Brontë family except Anne Brontë.
• Regular guided walks run throughout ut
the
year including Brontë walks and ghost
walks.
• Haworth’s Main Street is full of
independent shops, cafes and restaurants.
s
Oxenhope
• Exhibition of Carriages and Engines. nes.
• Annual Straw Race every July.
Ormston Station
as seen in
BBC TV Born & Bred
Level Crossing
Passing loop
Level Crossing
Mytholmes
Tunnel
Runround
loop
Ingrow Loco Museum
(open Weekends
and selected days
in summer)
OXENHOPE
DAMEMS
Landslip location
from the film
The Railway Children
Nature
Reserve
Loco Depot
M
River Worth
BD22 ODZ
FREE
OAKWORTH
CHARGE
BD22 8NJ
HAWORTH
M
Café
Viewing Point
Picnic Area
Museum
Museum of
Rail Travel
Open Daily
M
M
BD21 5EH
FREE
Ingrow
Tunnel
Exhibition
Shed
BD22 9JJ
FREE
INGROW WEST

Winter & Autumn Steam Galas
11,12,13 Feb & 7, 8, 9 Oct.
Experience the sights and sounds of the
steam age with an intensive three-day
service displaying the full range of the
railway’s historic locomotives and carriages,
with visiting locomotives added for extra
interest.
Railway Children Weekend
Our Railway Children
Weekend returns in 2011
featuring scene recreations
from the film at Oakworth
plus lots more.
A great family day out.
30 Apr – 2 May.
Haworth Village 1940s Weekend
Diesel Gala
14 & 15 May.
Come along and enjoy a trip down
memory lane as the Railway plays
its part transporting evacuees
from Keighley to Haworth.
www.haworth1940s.co.uk
Timetable A operates.
20, 21, 22 May.
Trains will be hauled by a
collection of classic diesel
locomotives from the 1950s to
the present day.
Vintage Trains
Sundays 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 July & 7, 14 Aug.
A rare chance to travel in historic wooden bodied carriages
hauled by a vintage steam
locomotive over 100 years
old. A brass band will also
be playing and cream teas
will be served on the train.
Timetable A operates.
3rd July - Keighley Festival
of Transport

Rock and Rail Weekend
Beer & Music Festival
Santa Specials
Pre Christmas Weekends.
Meet Santa, and all children
receive a present (tickets on
sale in September)
Advance Booking Essential.
Advance booking essential
Based on the success of our trial
run in 2010 more trains in 2011!
A great evening out for all the
family with food included!
Saturday 28 May - Steam
Saturday 18 June - Diesel
Wednesday 13 July - Diesel
Saturday 13 August - Steam
Fri 10 June – Sun 12 June.
A new and exciting
event for 2011.
www.rockandrail.co.uk
visit website for more
information
20, 21, 22, 23 Oct.
Join us for our annual
four day event with
over 120 real ales and
music entertainment
at both ends of the
line, daytime and
evenings.
26/27 Nov, 3/4, 10/11, 17/18 Dec.
Mince Pie Specials
26 Dec – 3 Jan.
Trains run daily from Boxing Day to
3 January inclusive
Complimentary mince pie for
every passenger.
Fish & Chip Evening Specials

Enjoy
an
interesting
e n
and great value
for money day out on
one of our behind the scenes
guided tours. Our experienced
guides will show you around parts
of the railway not normally open
to the general public. Packed lunch
included. Sundays 17th April, 1st
May, 5th June, 10th July, 14th August,
18th September. Private tours
also available on request.
Phone 01535 645214.
Ever wanted to be an engine driver?
Well now you can!
The KWVR is giving you the chance to drive and fire an
ex-BR locomotive, hauling your own private train on
a 10 mile trip from Oxenhope to Keighley and return.
Go to www.kwvr.co.uk or
telephone 01535 645214 for more details.

Dining trains run
throughout the year
White Rose Pullman (Saturday
Evenings) 14th May (1940s), 25th June
(1960s), 24th September (The Railway
Children).
West Riding Limited
(Traditional Sunday Luncheon)
3rd April (Mothers Day), 17th April, 5th
June, 19th June (Fathers Day), 21st August,
4th September.
Book early to avoid
disappointment.
On Sundays, 29 th May,
26 th June, 31 st July,
28 th Aug. & 11 th Sept. On
selected Summer Sundays, you
can enjoy a Cream Tea on board
one of our fabulous 1950s carriages as
your train steams gently through Brontë Country. There is no
need to book in advance for this service, just purchase your
travel tickets on the day and board the Restaurant Car. An
additional charge is payable on the train for the Cream Teas.
More dates will be added throughout the year so keep a look
out on the platforms and internet for more details.
Enjoy a Driver’s eye view of the line on
board our heritage diesel train. Monday
18th to Thursday 21st April.
SPECIAL OFFER for this week, Day Rover
tickets discounted to the full line return fare.

PARK
Cliffe
Castle
Museum
Oakworth Rd
Skipton Rd
PAY
£
£
South St
Cinema
PAY
Bus
Station
Airedale
Centre
North St
Morrisons
£
£
A629
Skipton / Harrogate
The North
£
£
Sainsburys
PAY
Cavendish St
PAY
£
PAY
East Parade
River Worth
A650
0 mtrs 100 200
Map of
Keighley
£
Asda
Leisure
Centre
Keighley
College
FREE
£
Bradford Rd
Keighley
Station
Café
Public House
Fuel
Cash Machine
A650
Parking
Supermarket
Bus Museum
Toilets
Dalton Lane
Keighley Bus
Museum
East
Riddlesden
Hall
PARK
Bingley
Marley Sports Bradford
Leeds
M62/M606
A650
Make the most use of your Keighley & Worth Valley
Railway Day Rover ticket as each stop on the line
has something different to offer. Get off the train and
discover what Brontë Country has to offer!
Worth Way
Keighley, famous for the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, also
has an abundance of other attractions as well as excellent
shopping.
Start your visit at Cliffe Castle Museum, a free museum
located in Cliffe Castle Park. Previously the home of Victorian
Industrialist Henry Isaac Butterfield, the museum now features
natural history, archaeology, local history and temporary
exhibitions. Don’t miss the popular family events which run
throughout the year.
Also popular with families is East Riddlesden Hall, a 17 th
century National Trust property. The property is full of history
and there are also gardens, a duck pond, playground, tea room
as well as other events, including
outdoor theatre.
Keighley also has several transport
museums. Alight at Ingrow to visit
the Museum of Rail Travel and
the Ingrow Loco, two museums full
of fascinating exhibits and displays.
The Keighley Bus Museum is also
worth a visit with its collection of over
50 buses, coaches, trolleybuses and
ancillary vehicles.
Cliffe Castle

Once you reach Haworth soak up
the atmosphere of this historic
village. Admire the charming Main
Street with its fascinating shops,
cafes, restaurants and pubs. Then pay
homage to the world famous Brontë
Parsonage Museum – as the original
home of the famous literary family, it’s
been lovingly preserved and is packed
with personal possessions as well as a
changing programme of exhibitions and
events.
Haworth also has a busy events programme through the
year.The 1940’s weekend is one of the villages most popular
events as locals and visitors dress up in appropriate attire and
celebrate with dances, parades and street entertainment. 1960s
Weekend in June is also a fun weekend packed with nostalgia
and entertainment and Haworth’s Christmas Festival is
the perfect way to celebrate the run up to Christmas with its
six weekends of Victorian inspired events.
For more information on Brontë Country visit
www.visitbrontecountry.com or call Haworth Visitor
Information Centre on 01535 642329.
Colne
Lord Ln
Oakworth
Oakworth
PAY
Brontë
Parsonage
Museum
PAY
Visitor
Information
Centre
Main St
Main
Street
Haworth
Rawdon Rd
Mytholmes Ln
Map of
Haworth
Butt Ln
(Pedestrian)
PARK
Bridgehouse Ln
0 mtrs 100
KWVR
Haworth
Railway
Station
PAY
£
Station Rd
Ebor Lane
Nature
Reserve
PAY
B6142
Keighley
Hebden Rd
A6033
Sun St
Oxenhope
Ivy
Bank
Ln
Brow Rd
Hebden
Bridge

Ingrow Loco
Ingrow Loco is the Museum and Workshop of
the Bahamas Locomotive Society. It tells a story
of the steam locomotive and the people involved
in its manufacture, operation, and maintenance.
FREE admission with a WVR Day Rover ticket.
The Museum exhibition has been created so
you can explore how the steam locomotive
functions, and how it was built - from the
drawing board to the workshop and even to the publicity
photograph. You will also discover how the steam locomotive has
fascinated generations of children and adults alike through playing
with model railways and even the real thing!
Ingrow Museum of Rail Travel
The Museum of Rail Travel is the award-winning Museum
of the Vintage Carriages Trust. It is home to a Collection of
beautifully-restored historic railway carriages, which have been
used in over 60 television programmes and fi lms. Visitors may
sit in the carriages and be transported back in time by the
sound presentations, which help to bring the past to life. There
are video presentations, as well as numerous signs, posters and
exhibits within the Museum to keep you lost in time for hours.
FREE admission with a WVR Day Rover ticket.
More information is available at www.vintagecarriagestrust.org
and at www.bahamas45596.co.uk
Would you like to become a volunteer on KWVR?
We are very proud
to say that we have
operated and managed
the Railway with qualifi ed
volunteers since 1968,
running Heritage trains
every weekend and daily in
school holidays. It takes up
to 50 volunteers to run the Railway on every operating day:
staff on the stations; the guards; the signalman; the footplate
crew (Driver, Fireman and Cleaner); plus those on Civil
Maintenance duties; the volunteers staffi ng and stocking the
shops and buffets; and the administrative and engineering staff
who you probably won’t even see during your visit.
On the day, there is a Driver and Fireman, together they
control the steam locomotive. There may also be a Diesel train
in use, which also needs a Driver. Why not sit behind him and
watch how he uses the controls along the line?

Each train also needs a Guard. You
will see and hear them blowing their
whistles and waving their green fl ags to
the Driver telling him it is time to go,
or maybe pressing the buzzer that also
tells the Driver on the diesel trains it is
time to go. There is much more to the
job than that: the Guard is the one who
is responsible for you and the safety of the
train. The Guard travels in the Brake Van of
passenger and freight trains and can always
be a friendly face for advice on the day.
Station staff are in charge of the safe
operation of the stations - you will see
(and hear!) the Station Foreman blowing
his whistle to give the signal to the Guard
that the train is ready to depart. They also
sell tickets from the booking offi ces and
on the train. They also operate the level
crossing gates and signals at Oakworth
and Damems. Many volunteers start in the
Stations Department as an introduction to
playing a wider role on the Railway.
Behind the scenes is a whole team working
on the maintenance of the Railway, from the
track to the carriages you ride in, you may
even see some of them on your visit. There
is also the administrative side of the Railway:
marketing and publicising the Railway;
keeping the accounts; running the various
committees that make up the Society; organising rosters
to ensure that there are enough volunteers to operate the
Railway; setting timetables; producing the Railway’s in-house
magazine for members, Push and Pull; and much, much more…
We are continuously looking for more volunteers. It takes a
large number of people to run and operate the Railway on any
given day.
Could you do it?
As a volunteer you would receive training in your role and
enjoy the benefi ts of been a working volunteer - including
FREE KWVR travel all year round and discounts on other
Railways. You also get to become part of a well respected band
of people who have been striving for over 40 years to make
the KWVR the very best heritage Railway in the Country.
If you are interested please contact Sara North on
07841 211952 or ring Haworth station on 01535 645214.

TIMETABLE
JANUARY 2011
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18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30
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NOVEMBER 2011
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7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
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MARCH 2011
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14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31
JUNE 2011
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6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30
SEPTEMBER 2011
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1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30
DECEMBER 2011
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1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30 31
Special Event
See Pages 6-9
No Service
See Corresponding Timetable
No Services run on White dates, Haworth Station Shop and the Museum of Rail Travel at
Ingrow are open (except Christmas Day).
Whilst every effort will be made to maintain the services shown, the Company reserves the
right to cancel, alter or suspend any train without notice and accepts no liability for any loss,
inconvenience or delay thereby caused.
All trains are steam hauled unless shown otherwise.
Take Care!
We hope you enjoy your visit to the railway. Just to make sure you do, we would like to remind
you of a few safety tips. Please be aware that this is a heritage railway which runs steam engines
with old fashioned carriages. Special care should be taken when travelling:
• You may get cinders or soot in your eyes if you lean out of the windows.
• Never open the doors or touch the handles when the train is moving.
• Keep your fi ngers away from all door hinges.
• Always be careful when leaving the train - mind the gap when boarding and alighting!
• Never sit on a platform edge!
• Don’t stand too close to the edge of the platform and take special care not to let children
fall between the platform and the train.
• As with all railways, never walk on or near the track.
By following these common-sense guidelines we are confident that you and your family
will have a fun-fi lled and safe day out. If you need any special assistance just ask one of our
members of staff. Thank you.

Timetable A (Purple dates)
D D D S S S
Oxenhope d 0900 1015 1100 1145 1230 1315 1400 1445 1530 1615 1700
Haworth d 0905 1020 1106 1151 1236 1321 1406 1451 1536 1621 1706
Oakworth d 0908 1023 1109 1154 1239 1324 1409 1454 1539 1624 1709
Damems r 0913 1028 1113 1158 1243 1328 1413 1458 1543 1628 1713
Ingrow M d 0916 1031 1118 1203 1248 1333 1418 1503 1548 1633 1718
Keighley Timetable B (Green a 0925 dates) 1040 1125 1210 1255 1340 1425 1510 1555 1640 1725
D D D
S S S
Keighley d 0940 1100 1145 1230 1315 1400 1445 1530 1615 1700 1745
Ingrow M d 0945 1106 1151 1236 1321 1406 1451 1536 1621 1706 1751
Damems r 0948 1109 1154 1239 1324 1409 1454 1539 1624 1709 1754
Oakworth d 0952 1115 1200 1245 1330 1415 1500 1545 1630 1715 1800
Haworth d 0955 1120 1205 1250 1335 1420 1505 1550 1635 1720 1805
Oxenhope a 1000 1125 1210 1255 1340 1425 1510 1555 1640 1725 1810
Timetable B (Green dates)
D D
Oxenhope d 0900 1015 1100 1230 1400 1530 1700
Haworth d 0905 1020 1106 1236 1406 1536 1706
Oakworth d 0908 1023 1109 1239 1409 1539 1709
Damems r 0913 1028 1113 1243 1413 1543 1713
Ingrow M d 0916 1031 1118 1248 1418 1548 1718
Keighley Timetable B a(Green 0925dates)
1040 1125 1255 1425 1555 1725
D D
Keighley d 0940 1100 1145 1315 1445 1615 1745
Ingrow M d 0945 1106 1151 1321 1451 1621 1751
Damems r 0948 1109 1154 1324 1454 1624 1754
Oakworth d 0952 1115 1157 1327 1457 1627 1757
Haworth d 0955 1120 1205 1335 1505 1635 1805
Oxenhope a 1000 1125 1210 1340 1510 1640 1810
Timetable C (Blue dates)
D D D
Oxenhope d 0900 1015 1100 1230 1400 1530 1615
Haworth d 0905 1020 1106 1236 1406 1536 1621
Oakworth d 0908 1023 1109 1239 1409 1539 1624
Damems r 0913 1028 1113 1243 1413 1543 1628
Ingrow M d 0916 1031 1118 1248 1418 1548 1633
Keighley Timetable C a(Blue 0925 dates) Keighley-Oxenhope
1040 1125 1255 1425 1555 1640
D D D
Keighley d 0940 1100 1145 1315 1445 1615 1700
Ingrow M d 0945 1106 1151 1321 1451 1621 1706
Damems r 0948 1109 1154 1324 1454 1624 1709
Oakworth d 0952 1115 1200 1330 1500 1630 1715
Haworth d 0955 1120 1205 1335 1505 1635 1720
Oxenhope a 1000 1125 1210 1340 1510 1640 1725
Timetable D (Yellow dates) Ox-Kly
D
Oxenhope d 1005 1125 1300 1435 1610
Haworth d 1010 1132 1307 1442 1617
Oakworth d 1013 1135 1310 1445 1620
Damems r 1015 1137 1312 1447 1622
Ingrow M d 1020 1140 1315 1450 1625
Keighley a 1025 1150 1325 1500 1635
Timetable D (Yellow dates) Kly-Ox
D
Keighley d 1035 1210 1345 1520 1655
Ingrow M d 1040 1216 1351 1526 1701
Damems r 1043 1218 1353 1528 1703
Oakworth d 1045 1221 1356 1531 1706
Haworth d 1050 1228 1403 1538 1713
Oxenhope a 1055 1235 1410 1545 1720
Timetable notes:
a
d
r
Arrival time.
Departure time.
Request stop.
Real ale buffet car
available.
Direct connections to the
National Rail Network.
M Home of Museum of Rail Travel
and also Ingrow Loco Museum.
Does not run in January,
February, November or
December.

Whether summer brings rain or
shine, the Keighley & Worth
Valley Railway is just the ticket you
need!
Our midweek steam train and vintage bus service provides
great travel opportunities to explore everything our preserved
5 mile branch line has to offer, together with scenic vintage
bus trips over the Brontë moors and to the top of Haworth’s
famous Main Street.
Travel on the ‘Days Out’ bus service is entirely free of charge
to holders of KWVR Day Rover tickets. Those not holding
these tickets may also travel for an additional fare, payable
the conductor on the ‘bus. Our great value Day Rover tickets
not only allow unlimited travel on our trains and vintage bus
services, but also entry to the award winning Museum of Rail
Travel at Ingrow West. The vintage bus connects with all trains
arriving at Haworth from Keighley providing a useful connection
to the top of Haworth main street and also superb scenic tours
over the Brontë hills to Oxenhope. The vintage bus service
operates on orange dates.
With so much to see and do, summer days out
services provide the ideal all weather day out!
Timetable E (Orange dates)
D
Oxenhope d 1005 1125 1125 1300 1300 1433 1435 1610 1610
Top Main S t 1138 1313 1446 1623
Haworth d 1010 1132 1150 1307 1318a 1451a 1442 1500 1617 1628a
Oakworth d 1013 1135 1310 1445 1620
Damems r 1015 1137 1312 1447 1622
Ingrow M d 1020 1140 1203a 1315 1450 1512 1625
Keighley Timetable aE 1025 (Orange 1150 dates) Keighley-Oxenhope
1325 1500 1635
D
Keighley d 1035 1210 1345 1520 1655
Ingrow M d 1040 1210 1216 1351 1520 1526 1701
Damems r 1043 1218 1353 1528 1703
Oakworth d 1045 1221 1356 1531 1706
Haworth d 1050 1055 1225a 1228 1233 1403 1408 1535 1538 1543 1713
Top Main S t 1100 1238 1413 1548
Oxenhope a 1055 1115 1235 1253 1410 1428 1545 1603 1720
We run all year round: daily in summer and most school holidays
and at weekends and selected weeks throughout the rest of the
year. All trains are steam hauled unless shown otherwise.
Coaches with disabled access are conveyed on most trains.
D Operated by Heritage Diesel
Train. On Bank Holidays the
1145 from Oxenhope and 1230
from Keighley will be steam
hauled throughout.
Vintage Bus, Free travel for Day
Rover Ticket holders.
S Steam hauled 22 - 25 April, 29
& 30 May and throughout June,
July, August & September.
Heritage Diesel Train on all
other dates.

Membership Application
Yes, I would like to join the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway
Preservation Society.
Name (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms)
Address
Postcode
Daytime Telephone number ( )
Type of Membership Family Photo
Adult £21 Associate £12.50 Senior £14 Junior £9 Family £40 Overseas £28 Overseas Permit £20
Life Membership
Senior
Adult £410 Associate £240 Senior £175 Associate £100 Overseas £480
Volunteer
I’m interested in becoming a volunteer. Please arrange for
someone to contact me.
I enclose a cheque / postal order payable to K&WVRPS for the
full amount: (Please write your name and address on the back of the cheque)
Membership Subscription £
Optional Donation £
Total £
Please charge my Debit / Credit Card (Please delete as applicable)
Card Number
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Security Code (Last 3 digits on signature strip)
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users only)
Please return this form with your remittance to the Membership Department,
KWVR, The Railway Station, Haworth, Keighley, West Yorkshire BD22 8NJ
Some of the Benefits of Membership
Free Rover tickets and special rates on most events
Members of the Society are entitled to three free Day Rover tickets a year,
half price travel at most other times and life members enjoy FREE travel on all
regular service trains.
FREE quarterly issues of Push & Pull
The Railway publishes this award-winning full colour magazine, which will keep
you up to date on all aspects of the Railway.
For many, the most important benefits of membership are the opportunity it
gives to join the team of volunteers who run and maintain the Railway for your
enjoyment and for generations to come, and to have the satisfaction of belonging
to one of the most famous Railway Preservation Societies in the world.

By rail:
By road:
By bus:
A59
Clitheroe
A56
Blackburn
M66
Bolton Bury
Rochdale
Keighley
Colne
Haworth
A6033
Burnley
A671
Hebden
A646
Bridge
M65
A682
M60
Manchester
How to find us
approx. 30 minutes from Bradford and Leeds,
approx. 90 minutes from York, Manchester and Sheffield.
approx. 20 minutes from Skipton, 50 minutes from Leeds,
approx. 90 minutes from Preston, York and Sheffield.
Motorways: Follow M62, then M606 for Bradford. Follow
the Brown Tourist Information signs marked “Brontë
Country”, then “Worth Valley”.
Service 500 connects Oxenhope Station with train
services from Lancashire and the North West at Hebden
Bridge Station. Keighley has direct bus services from Leeds,
Bradford, Burnley and Pendle, Skipton and Ilkley.
A59
A6068
Skipton
Ilkley
A629
A65
Silsden
A646
M67
M62
A646
A65
A628
A629
A646
M62
A650
Bradford
M606
M62
Huddersfield
A616
Holmfirth
A6024
A628
Harrogate
A658
A61
Leeds
A6110
M621
A616
A638
A6120
M621
M1
A661
M1
A64
A63
M1
M62
A635
A1(M)
A638
A1(M)
A1
A64
York
Doncaster
A1(M)
A19
M62
M18
M
Principal Fares 2011
Day Rovers allow unlimited rail travel and FREE entry into the
Museum of Rail Travel and Ingrow Loco Museum
Adult Day Rover........................£14
Adult Full Line Return ..............£10
Family Day Rover ......................£35
Family Full Line Return ............£25
Children 5-15 ...................Half Fare
Children Under 5 .....................Free
Single and day return fares available;
also reduced price tickets from National Rail network stations. Concessionary
rates available for senior citizens & students in full time education. Group rates
on request. Other fares may apply at special events.
Fares subject to change in 2012
Keighley & Worth Valley Light Railway Ltd
For further information and advice please contact:
Haworth Station, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD22 8NJ
Telephone: 01535 645214
24hr information line: 01535 647777
Company Number 00870851
www.kwvr.co.uk
email: admin@kwvr.co.uk