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Preston Railway Station Parking

Preston Area Railway Group has 1,647 members. A group open to anyone with an interest in Preston's railways any era any subject! Please feel free to post your photo,s and articles but could I.
The Bolton & Preston Railway Bill obtained the Royal Assent in summer of 1837. The B&PR was authorised to acquire the plateway, maintain it and keep it open. Parliament noted that the North Union Railway was under construction and that north of Chorley the B&PR would follow a closely parallel route.
Welcome to the Preston and District Model Railway Society A message from the Chairman to all members: I and the Committee wish all the membership and anyone else who visits our site, ” A Very Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year”. We hope that 2021 will bring an end to the Covid pandemic and we can all get back to some sort of normality.

Preston Railway Station

The Preston and Longridge Railway Company was formed in 1835, Peter Hesketh Fleetwood, the then MP for Preston was chairman. Authorized in 1836 the line was to run from St Pauls Square in Preston. Different season ticket rates apply to non rail users, please speak to a member of the station staff for more details. Your space for Preston station Main Car Park Book more than 24 hours in advance (subject to availability).