New Picture Gallery at Sudbury Station

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The Crouch Valley Treasures

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Poppies at Wickford Station

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South Woodham Ferrers Station Artwork Display

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Rail Safety Programme

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Words between the Lines

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Walk on the Mayflower Line

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Warming up for Witch Finders Trail

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Community Rail in the City 2019

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The Sunshine Coast Line Colchester - Walton-on-the-Naze
The Southend Line Wickford - Southend
The Flitch Line Witham - Braintree
The Crouch Valley Line Wickford - Southminster
The Gainsborough Line Marks Tey - Sudbury
The Mayflower Line Manningtree - Harwich
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21 Sep

Cockney Sing-along Train

7pm at Colchester

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12 Oct

Sea Shanty Train

11.01 & 12.01 at Manningtree

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07 Dec

Santa Express

14:36 at Burnham-On-Crouch

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Ramble on the Flitch Way

Braintree to Rayne

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Sudbury in Bloom

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Department for Transport Working Party

On Friday July 19th ESSCRP were delighted to welcome a working party of 12 volunteers from the Department for Transport. (DfT). The DfT encourages its people to volunteer for up to four days a year, not only to give back to the community but also to provide team building opportunities. They contacted us to see if we had any suitable projects and of course we were only too happy to oblige.
Our chosen project was a neglected overgrown bed at Marks Tey station. We were ready to welcome our volunteers when they arrived with equipment, compost and plants for the planned transformation and of course with hot drinks and biscuits to keep them going. “Neglected” and “overgrown” was something of an understatement as we discovered, tackling the brambles. But our enthusiastic cheerful volunteers rose to the challenge as the mountain of weeds they removed testified. By the end of the day the new plants were safely in the ground. It’s still a work in progress but the hard work of the working party produced great results.

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