Fewer trains until the end of the season
Boiler problems are to blame for the Island’s reduced steam railway service, a transport boss has admitted.
Only one locomotive is currently working, resulting in a shorter timetable operating between now and 6 November, the end of the season .
Director of Transport Services Ian Longworth says mounting problems meant they had to make a decision about the remainder of the season.
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