🚂 Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Sant at Llangollen and Corwen Railway 🚂 Join us on Sunday 1 March as we celebrate St David’s Day with a full day of Welsh music, culture and steam on the railway. We’ll be running three steam-hauled return services from Llangollen to Corwen, with our special headboard “The Saint David”, and there will be a real festive atmosphere across the line. 🎺 The Llangollen Silver Band will be performing on Platform 1 at Llangollen at 12 noon, before travelling on the 12.20pm train to C

🎄 Only a couple of sleeps to go until Christmas… but there’s no sleeping in at the Llangollen and Corwen Railway! While most of us were still fast asleep, our first steam crew of the day – Mark, Andy and Richard – were already hard at work from 5am, lovingly preparing the engine for another magical day on the line. That’s dedication, and it’s all part of making Christmas truly special here in the Dee Valley. Today we’re running three trains, and they’re all completely sold out – thank you to ev

Steam trains are running at the Llangollen Railway today. Join us for a nostalgic trip in the sunshine! #northwales #northwales #llangollenrailway #llangollen #visitwales | Llangollen Railway

🌼🚂 Snowdrops, History and a Very Special Announcement 🚂🌼 Today, Alastair, Hazel, Dave, Tracy, Oliver and members of the Berwyn Station team gathered at Llantysilio Church, surrounded by snowdrops, to announce plans for a very special event on Tuesday 2 June. The date marks 150 years since the death of Charles Frederick Beyer, celebrated locomotive designer, co-founder of Beyer, Peacock and Company, co-founder of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, philanthropist, and one of the most sig

🏛️🚂 Preparing to Remember Charles Frederick Beyer 🚂🏛️ Today, as part of our preparations to mark the 150th anniversary of the death of Charles Frederick Beyer on 2 June 2026, we visited Charlie at Llantysilio Hall to learn more about the remarkable house Beyer built and the legacy he left to the area. It was a fascinating visit, hearing more about the history of the Hall, the estate and Beyer’s connection to the Dee Valley, which still shapes the landscape and heritage we see today. We’re pl