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This page contains information of special events held at tramways in the British Isles. All information is believed correct at the time of upload but please check if travelling for any specific event either with the organisation involved or take a look on our News & Features page where we will attempt to provide updates. If you know of any event not listed on this page, or can correct any information already featured, please email.
To aid viewing events are colour coded by location:
Beamish: The Living Museum of the North (please note only transport based events feature on this page, for a full list of events visit the Beamish website) |
| November 2026 |
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Until Sunday 8th November 2026 - National Tramway Museum
Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd November 2026 - Manx Electric Railway
Friday 27th November to Thursday 24th December 2026 - Seaton Tramway
Friday 27th November to Wednesday 23rd December 2026 - Statfold Country Park |
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National Tramway Museum: Open Sunday 1st November. Douglas Bay Horse Tramway: Timetable W operates Sunday 1st November. Manx Electric Railway: Timetable B operates Sunday 1st November Seaton Tramway: Yellow timetable operates Sunday 1st November Snaefell Mountain Railway: Timetable B operates Sunday 1st November |
| December 2026 |
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Saturday 12th & Sunday 13th December 2026 - East Anglia Transport Museum
Saturday 19th to Tuesday 22nd December 2026 - East Anglia Transport Museum |
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East Anglia Transport Museum: Open Saturday 12th, Sunday 13th, Saturday 19th to Tuesday 22nd December. Seaton Tramway: Yellow timetable operates daily Sunday 27th to Thursday 31st December. |
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This page was last updated on Saturday 17th October 2026 |
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