Railtours
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Plans for future railtours
We ran or co-run five outings in the course of 2017, and have run three in 2018; thank you for supporting these outings!
We continue to formulate plans for future railtours, taking into account the various restrictions imposed by weekend engineering work and the availability of traincrew.
Details of, and booking-instructions for, our future railtours will appear here when they are available; when that happens, those on our emailing list & our followers on Twitter will receive notifcation.
We are progressing outline plans for railtours as follows:
Saturday 8 December 2018:NO OUTING: We have elected to postpone this trip. This is because of uncertainty about crewing and staffing the outing. We felt it would be better to make a positive decision in good time, rather than risk having a late decision forced upon us by circumstances. We regret the disappointment this will cause, but we plan to run a similar itinerary in March 2019.March 2019: The deferred previous trip, whose expected itinerary is: Hastings to London Charing Cross, then Angerstein Wharf, Grain, and back to Charing Cross for the run to Hastings.
Until properly advertised, these outline plans are unavoidably subject to cancellation, modification or change of date (except where stated to the contrary).
Code of Conduct
It is a condition of holding a ticket for any outing on our train that passengers abide by the letter and spirit of our Code of Conduct.
Leaning out of windows
We continue to endeavour to keep our passengers safe by not allowing them to lean out of our train’s windows. This notice contains further information.
Folding bicycles
It may be possibile for you to bring your folding bicycle on the Hastings DEMU, with prior written approval; our guidelines on carriage of folding bikes will help you to determine your bike’s suitability for carriage.
Railtour Archive
We can recommend a dip into the HDL Railtour archive, which contains details of all the previous “days out” which HDL has operated to date.