
The Severn Valley Railway Charitable Trust supports vital rolling stock, infrastructure and educational projects to protect and preserve the Railway so it can be enjoyed for generations to come.
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Over ten years, the incredible support we’ve received from generous donors and grant makers has enabled a diverse range of crucial projects to happen. The SVR’s flagship locomotive, Hagley Hall has been overhauled, and is now back into steam; the Bridgnorth Locomotive Works roof and crane appeal is in progress; the majestic Falling Sands Viaduct restored; 14 heritage apprentices trained and much, much more.
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Find out how you can Support Us to keep this wonderful railway running for the benefit of future generations.
Our Vision
"Our dream is to make the Severn Valley Railway a heritage site of international standing in the coming years"
The vision for the next 50 years is to create a world-class heritage railway, with ambitious projects and programmes that engage people and provide a meaningful understanding of the power of steam and diesel.

Our Objectives
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To advance education for the benefit of the public by financing the acquisition, restoration, preservation and operation of heritage locomotives, coaches, wagons, buildings, track and other associated infrastructure.
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Establishing buildings to house and preserve the Severn Valley Railway Charitable Trust rolling stock collection.
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Providing education and interpretive displays for the travelling public.
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Providing educational and skills training used in the restoration, repair and operation of historic railways to ensure their long term survival.
