Sittingbourne's Steam Railway Podcast Paul Best

There's a lot of change this month - we're no longer using the COVID-19 Timetable.
The video includes:
details of the changes to the timetable details of the changes to the fares #LoveYourRailway Leader's last season How to find us A high-speed trip between Sittingbourne Viaduct and Kemsley Down a look at some of the things to see and do at Kemsley Down well behaved dogs are welcome Rail Riders Club members are welcome Edward Bear's Teddy Bears Picnic will be held on Sunday and Monday 29th and 30th  Gala Weekend may be returning next month As usual, full information can be found at www.sklr.net

Every Sunday in July we will be operating the COVID-19 Timetable, which is three trains per day at 11.30am, 1.15pm and 3pm.
We intend to operate trains on Wednesday 28th July but we are awaiting details from the Government to decide on whether the COVID-19 Timetable continues or the 2021 Timetable kicks-in.
As usual, all details can be found at www.sklr.net

Train are running every Sunday in June, departing Sittingbourne Viaduct station at 11.30am, 1.15pm and 3pm.
Book your compartment by 5pm the day before travel, they cost £20 for up to 4 adults and 2 children for the return journey from Sittingbourne Viaduct station.
Passengers with mobility issues should check our accessibility statement.
All the information you could possibly need can be found at www.sklr.net

A short video with narration showing the first day of operation at Sittingbourne's Steam Railway in May 2021

The first of a series of short videos showing what to expect at Sittingbourne's Steam Railway.
This video is about our Sittingbourne Viaduct station. As you will see it is sparsely populated with buildings, due to arson incidents.

I stopped podcasting because of the grief I received by bots when uploading it to YouTube. The bots claimed ownership of the music I was using, which was actually royalty-free. It then meant that YouTube our ads on the videos, which was not my intention and the bot-owners made money on my viewers, albeit very low in number but  that’s not the point. 
I continue to make short videos and will soon be making a longer one that I will use YouTube music for to reduce the issues. 
In the meantime, the videos will have no sound. 
 
This video focuses on the train train services between July and September 2019.