Lincolnshire Wolds
Railway Society
The Society is the fundraising arm of the Lincolnshire Wolds Railway, which now operates heritage steam trains on the stretch of restored line between Ludborough and North Thoresby. The long term aspiration is to re-open the line to Louth.
How You Can Help LWRS
Become a member
You can give your support by becoming a member of the Society and by doing so you will get three days free travel at the LWR during the year and 25% discount off travel at other times when you show a current membership card.
Join Us!Become a volunteer
The running, restoration and maintenance of the railway are all carried out by volunteers at LWR. They are the lifeblood of our organisation.
Our volunteers pageHelp us get to Louth!
It costs nearly £280,000 to lay a mile of track so you can see the scale of the challenge. Any donation, no matter how large or small, will be gratefully received.
Donate HereBecoming a Member of LWRS
We offer 10 different types of membership, each of which falls into one of two main categories: Yearly and Life.
A Lincolnshire Railway Centre
Grantham – A Lincolnshire Railway Centre
Branch Lines of East Lincolnshire
Branch Lines of East Lincolnshire: All 3 Volumes
Trains to the Lincolnshire Seaside
Trains to the Lincolnshire Seaside: All 3 Volumes
Free Postage!
When you buy all 3 Volumes: Branch Lines of East Lincolnshire or all 3 Volumes: Trains to the Lincolnshire Seaside
A Little About LWRS
The Society, formerly known as the Grimsby-Louth Railway Preservation Society (GLRPS), was founded in 1978, when British Rail announced its intention to close the remaining stretch of the East Lincolnshire Railway between Grimsby and Louth.
The Society is the fundraising arm of the Lincolnshire Wolds Railway, which now operates heritage steam trains on the stretch of restored line between Ludborough and North Thoresby. The long term aspiration is to re-open the line to Louth.
- Heritage steam between Ludborough and North Thoresby
- Based at Ludborough Station
Help us get to Louth!
Support our ‘Make Tracks for Louth’ campaign and help us restore the original railway to Louth.
Donate Here