Heritage lines appeal for cash support as lockdown rolls on
May 04, 2020
3 minutes
PETER NICHOLSON
BRITAIN’S preserved railways have taken measures to try and offset the loss of revenue caused by the coronavirus lockdown by launching‘resilience appeals’to bring in much-needed income.
Revenue from ticket sales and associated visitor spending provides the lifeblood for almost all lines, but the closure of the railways has resulted in the simple equation – no trains = no money.
However, the overheads remain, bills still need paying and, for those
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