The cause of a fire involving a derelict railway carriage at Nene Valley Railway, in Peterborough, has been confirmed.

The Nene Valley Railway has raised almost £120,000 in a year. The heritage railway in Peterborough launched an appeal last year to raise £300,000. This was to try and keep the railway running in the ...

The Flying Scotsman will be at Peterborough's Nene Valley Railway (NVR) until 9 March as part of a celebration of 200 years of British Railways, with tickets sold out for the weekend passenger ...

Recently, colleagues from MHA’s Peterborough office swapped laptops for paintbrushes, gardening gloves and railway tools as part of this year’s Volunteer Week.

The Nene Valley Railway (NVR) in Peterborough said the diesel mechanical railbuses, built in 1958, would be open for passengers to ride on 9 July.

A heritage railway has replaced its steam services for diesel for a second weekend. The Nene Valley Railway (NVR) in Peterborough made the switch because of the hot weather and an increased risk ...

The Flying Scotsman will be at Peterborough's Nene Valley Railway (NVR) until 9 March as part of a celebration of 200 years of British Railways, with tickets sold out for the weekend passenger ...

The railway runs for 7.5 miles (12km) from Peterborough Nene Valley station, through Orton Mere, Overton station, Wansford - and finishing at Yarwell Junction.

It will be the new entrance to the Railworld Wildlife Haven and the Peterborough station of the Nene Valley Railway. The Victorian building will replace the old reception and platform buildings.

More events are planned at Nene Valley Railway for later in the year – including the visit of another iconic loco next weekend – 70000 Britannia – which will be running passenger trains on ...

The Flying Scotsman will remain at Nene Valley Railway until March 9 and tickets have already sold out for the weekend passenger services. Register now for one of The Standard’s newsletters.

Tickets can be prebooked on the Nene Valley Railway website, or bought on the day. Prebooked tickets cost £18 for adults, £8 for children three to 15 years old and free for children under two.