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Fancy working on a steam train? East Somerset Railway seeks volunteers for autumn recruitment day

Local News by Laura Linham 13th Aug 2024  
The East Somerset Railway, known for its popular train rides, dining experiences, and special events, operates from March to October. (Credit: ESR)
The East Somerset Railway, known for its popular train rides, dining experiences, and special events, operates from March to October. (Credit: ESR)
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The East Somerset Railway is on the lookout for new volunteers and is hosting an autumn Volunteer Recruitment Day on 21st September at 10.30am.

The heritage steam railway is offering a wide range of volunteer roles, from train preparation and platform staff to footplate crew and carriage restoration. Whether you're interested in working as a Guard, helping in the Ticket Office, or joining the 'permanent way' gang maintaining the railway line, there's a role for everyone. Flexible time commitments and full training are provided.

To secure your spot at the recruitment day, email [email protected] or call 01749 880417. The session will start at 10.30am, offering participants a chance to hear more about the opportunities available.

The East Somerset Railway, known for its popular train rides, dining experiences, and special events, operates from March to October, providing a unique way to get involved in the community.

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