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The Yorkshire’s Magnificent Journey project has commenced thanks to a £4.4m grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. The £10m project has also received £1.75 million from the Rural Payments Agency (RPA), as well as contributions from local organisations and private donors. With a combination of donations and grants, the railway has raised a majority of the funds to deliver the project. However, we still have a final push for the last £300,000 to be able to complete the project.
VolkerLaser named as the new contractors to carry out reconstruction work on Bridges 24 and 25 at Goathland. Read more
The new facility at Pickering forms part of a larger scheme to transform the railway and secure its future. Read more
This Capital Kickstart Award means we can now continue to renew bridges 24 & 25, in January 2022, as part of Yorkshire's Magnificent Journey project. Read more
Yorkshire’s Magnificent Journey (YMJ) project the first project to be completed. Read more
We have a fantastic group but we’re looking for more volunteers who are practical and can help with the hands-on repairs of boundaries and buildings. Read more
NYMR's new carriage stable reaches a major milestone in its construction with the first visual impression of the scale of the facility. Read more
The UK’s most popular heritage line, NYMR, has launched a search for people who worked on the railway before 1965, to capture their memories for future generations. Read more
Forming part of the iconic NYMR, the construction of the replacement Bridge 27 is the first in a series of scheduled repairs for the world-famous visitor attraction and its Yorkshire’s Magnificent Journey project. Read more
Work has now begun on NYMR landmark Bridge 27. These works are the first in a series of scheduled vital repairs for the world-famous visitor attraction and popular movie location, as part of its Yorkshire’s Magnificent Journey project. Read more
Bright sparks, Finn Allen and James Woodland, have joined NYMR as mechanical engineering apprentices. Read more