Heritage railway gets involved with storytelling week

Chris Vine
Chris Vine
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TO celebrate National Storytelling Week – January 30 to February 6 – North Yorkshire Moors Railway has teamed up with a number of critically-acclaimed authors for a week of readings and activities.

Keep your eyes peeled as each day a new storytelling-themed post on NYMR’s social channels will reveal fun activities, including a railway-inspired short story writing session; an exclusive reading by Chris Vine from an excerpt of his charming series of children's train books, Peter’s Railway.

There will also be videos from the likes of Yorkshire-born Andrew Martin, author of a series of railway-themed detective novels.

In addition, on Monday, February 1, North Yorkshire Moors Railway's Piglet will be reading a bedtime story at 4pm.

To get involved in NYMR’s Storytelling Week, follow them on Twitter or Facebook.

To purchase railway-inspired novels and other books, visit www.nymr.co.uk/book-week.

The North Yorkshire Moors Railway is an award-winning charitable trust that carries 300,000 unique passengers every year.

A recent crisis appeal launched by the railway to support it during lockdown has raised more than £400,000 in donations.

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