Railway enthusiasts and families are in for a treat as The Peacock Railway in Nantwich is set to stage its 2025 season opener.
The railway, behind the Peacock Inn in Willaston, is operated by the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of people enjoyed the Peacock Railway’s successful final public open day of the year.
The trains were run by members of the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society on their premises behind The Peacock Inn on Crewe Road in Willaston.
By Jonathan White
The Peacock Railway in Willaston will be running trains for the public this Sunday (August 4) from 12pm.
The trains are run by the members of the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society on their premises behind The Peacock Inn on Crewe Road.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of people enjoyed the annual Steam & Vintage Rally at The Peacock Railway in Nantwich.
The free entry event was organised by the members of the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society and took place on their premises at the rear of The Peacock Inn in Willaston.
By Jonathan White
The annual Steam & Vintage Rally will take place at The Peacock Railway in Willaston next month.
The free entry family event is organised by the members of the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society.
By Jonathan White
Dozens of families enjoyed the latest ‘Public Running Day’ at The Peacock Railway in Willaston.
The rides were organised by the members of the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society.
By Jonathan White
A charity open day held at the miniature-gauge Peacock Railway in Nantwich has raised vital funds.
The rides were organised by the members of the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society and took place on their premises behind The Peacock Inn in Willaston.
by Jonathan White
A special ‘Display & Running Models of Crewe Built Locos’ event took place at The Peacock Railway in Nantwich.
It was held as part of the 180th anniversary celebrations of the Grand Junction Railway Engineering Works moving from Edge Hill to Crewe.
By Jonathan White
Peacock Railway volunteers are to commemorate the 180th anniversary of the Grand Junction Railway Engineering Works moving from Edge Hill to Crewe.
When the Grand Junction Railway company opened its works there in 1843, Crewe was a village with a few hundred residents.
A talented pensioner from Nantwich has researched and hand-built his own scale-model of a “Crewe Tractor”.
Gerald Newbrook, aged 76 from Blakelow, spent many hours putting together his creation.
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