Diesel & Ale Day - Keighley & Worth Valley Railway

Real Ale & Heritage Diesel Days!

If you love diesel locomotives and ale, this is the perfect event for you.

On various dates, we will be running a diesel locomotive-hauled service throughout the day, featuring either our Class 37 or Class 14, when we will serve you the finest cask ales from our on-train bar, as you travel through the Bronte countryside.

There is also a steam train running on the same, with its own bar and different selection of ale!

Dates

13th April
8th June
24th August

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The selection of hand-pulled real ales will be confirmed closer to the date but will appear alongside the usual selection of bottled ale, lagers, and ciders on the bar. Hot & cold drinks will also be available, with light refreshments.

Saturday 13th April – 37075 BR Class 37

Worth Valley Pale

Dark Horse Brewery // 4.2%

We’ll feature Worth Valley Pale, an award-winning golden pale ale that is creamy and silky smooth. It has a clean malt aftertaste with a fruity hop character and mild bitterness.

GINGER STOUT

Hopback Brewery // 4.5%

Velvety black as a cold winter night but as warming as the beast by the fire. A rich, dark stout perfectly paired with ginger guaranteed to go down smoothly and warm you from inside to you!

JUICY GOOSEY

Goose Eye & Wishbone // 3.7%

Goose Eye and Wishbone breweries have collaborated to launch Juicy Goosey. The result is a 3.7 percent pale-coloured ale, a limited edition that will go down a treat!

LOCOMOTIVES

Saturday 13th April – 37075 BR Class 37

The allocations will be published closer to the running dates.

D9520 BR Class 14 ‘Teddy Bear’

D9520 was completed at Swindon Works on 11th November 1964 and initially allocated to Cardiff Canton. In January 1967, it was transferred to Hull with
other members of the Class for work in the North East Region but was withdrawn from BR service there in April 1968.

Purchased by Stewart& Lloyds Minerals Ltd. the loco arrived, in company with D9523 at Glendon Quarries near Kettering on 16th December 1968, where it became No. 24 (Plant No. 8311/24) and was used to haul wagons of ironstone from the quarries to the exchange sidings, from where BR then hauled the trains to Corby Iron and Steel Works.

37075 BR Class 37 Diesel Electric

Introduced in 1959, the Class 37 (English Electric Type 3) has outlasted almost all the other classes of mainline locomotives introduced as part of the BR modernisation plan of 1955.

During its ‘national service’ life, 37 075 was allocated to nine different locations but as some were visited on more than one occasion, the total number of moves was 13. And that nomadic life continued into preservation with Haworth being its fifth location.

Arriving on the KWVR in 2012, 37 075 was purchased by a consortium of KWVR volunteers and moved it to Haworth. The largest Diesel Locomotive on the railway also found on fame on the small screen, masquerading as Class 40 D326, in BBC drama ‘The Great Train Robbery’.

EVENT INFORMATION

Day rover fares (Book your tickets online three days in advance & save 10%!)

TICKET	ON THE DAY	ONLINE 3 DAYS IN ADVANCE
Adult	£22.00	£19.80
Child (5-15)	£11.00	£9.90
Child under 5	FREE	FREE

Family Offers
One Adult & One Child	£27.50	£24.75
Two Adults and Three Children	£55.00	£49.50

Local Resident Card Holder & Members	£11.00	N/A

If you live in Postcode areas BD20, BD21 or BD22, you can take advantage of special reduced fares by being in possession of a Local Residents Railcard. Find out more information about how to apply on the website.

Car parks are available at five of the KWVR stations and for the benefit of satellite navigation system users, the KWVR station addresses & postcodes are:

KEIGHLEY – Keighley Railway Station, Station Bridge, Keighley, BD21 4HP
INGROW – Ingrow Railway Station, South Street, Ingrow, Keighley, BD21 5AX
OAKWORTH – Oakworth Railway Station, Station Road, Oakworth, Keighley, BD22 0DZ
HAWORTH – The Railway Station, Station Road, Haworth, Keighley, BD22 8NJ
OXENHOPE – Oxenhope Railway Station, Station Road, Oxenhope, Keighley, BD22 9LB

You can find out more information about getting the railway, in the dedicated travel section.

	Notes:
Oxenhope	d	–	1000	1050	1140	1230	1335	1425	1515	1600	1645
Haworth	d	0916	1006	1056	1146	1236	1341	1431	1521	1606	1651
Oakworth	d	0919	1009	1059	1149	1239	1344	1434	1524	1609	1654
Damems	d	0923x	1013x	1103x	1153x	1243x	1348x	1438x	1528x	1613x	1658x
Ingrow West	d	0926	1016	1106	1156	1246	1351	1441	1531	1616	1701
Keighley	a	0935	1025	1115	1205	1255	1400	1450	1540	1625	1710

	Notes:
Keighley	d	1000	1050	1140	1230	1335	1425	1515	1600	1645	1730
Ingrow West	d	1006	1050	1146	1236	1341	1431	1521	1606	1651	1736
Damems	d	1010x	1100x	1150x	1240x	1345x	1435x	1525x	1610x	1655x	1740x
Oakworth	d	1016	1105	1155	1245	1350	1440	1530	1615	1700	1745
Haworth	d	1020	1110	1200	1250	1355	1445	1535	1620	1705	1750
Oxenhope	a	1025	1115	1205	1255	1400	1450	1540	1625	1710	1755

Key:

a	Arrival Time
d	Departure Time
x	Request Stop. To board a train, inform the station staff. To alight from a train, inform the Train Guard before the train leaves the previous station.
	Connections with National Rail services to Leeds, Bradford, Skipton & beyond
	Alight at Ingrow for “Rail Story” museums & exhibitions.
	Real Ale Bar Car conveyed on this train serving teas, coffees, soft drinks, real ale, wine and spirits. A selection of snacks and confectionary is available too.
	Steam Train
	Diesel Train