Welcome to The Fancott Miniature Railway
The Oldest Miniature Railway located on the grounds of a Public House, The Fancott Miniature Railway (FMR) is a 7¼ inch miniature railway located in the gardens of The Fancott Public House near Toddington, Bedfordshire. There has been a railways on the grounds of The Fancott Pub for over 30 years in one form or another.
It’s not just about trains at FMR… today there are emergency response vehicles keeping us company too! Come along and enjoy the sunshine with us! 😃☀️🚂 🚒
Jack John Cowell and Amanda Penn idea for Charlie
GOOD NEWS! With the weather looking good for tomorrow some of our lovely volunteers will be opening up our little railway for the day! The first train will be at midday, with the last scheduled for 4.50. As always, there’s no need to book. Just pop along to the ticket office when you’re ready to ride - £2 per person, under 2s free. Or buy one of our great value unlimited day tickets for just £10 per person! We’re looking forward to seeing you there - our last day before our Halloween train! ☺️🚂
We have raised £3000 towards our wheelchair access carriage so the fundraising thermometer has been updated!
Still a way to go but thanks for everbodies support so far.
Update on our fundraising for the wheelchair access carriage so far ......
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Has anybody out there got a 20ft container that is is good condition that they would like to donate to the railway or we could buy at a minimal cost?
Looking ahead we will need somewhere secure to keep our new wheelchair carriage and it will also give us additional storage for the future.
Thanks in advance.
To add onto this post: having a storage container would allow us to keep the wheelchair carriage somewhere secure, but would also give us more space to store our other carriages and wagons, which would free up space in the engine shed.
Ivan Hewlett we did you get the RMR ONE
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