Heatherslaw Light Railway with Disabled Access

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The Heatherslaw Light Railway is a 15 inch (381 mm) gauge passenger carrying railway in Northumberland, England, near the border with Scotland. Founded by Neville Smith, the railway opened in 1989 on the Ford and Etal estate. It operates over a route from Heatherslaw to Etal Village, a little more than 5 kilometres in length. The railway normally operates from March to October inclusive, with an hourly (half-hourly during busy days) train service, but closes for the winter season. The passenger coaches include a facility for accommodating a wheel chair, and a typical summer season eight-coach train can convey up to 100 passengers.

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Our railway provides two wheelchair accessible compartments for disabled visitors. The Platform at both stations are also wheelchair accessible. The coaches are all fitted with roofs to keep the rain off and offer a variety of fully enclosed, partly glazed, and fully open seating to suit all weather conditions.