Great Central Railway has announced that it will be re-opening all four of its stations from today.
During recent months all passenger trains have been running from Quorn and Woodhouse Station only operating a single round trip service.
As from Saturday 26th June visitors will be able to board and disembark from the trains at Loughborough, Quorn & Woodhouse, Rothley and Leicester North Stations.
They are reintroducing the all day Rover ticket at just £18.00 for an adult as against the current single journey ticket. This will enable visitors, once again, to visit and explore the railway and all stations, the Butler Henderson Café and Ellis Tea Rooms and Tin Shed Shanty Bar, at Quorn.
At Loughborough our Retail Shop will be open with counter service only.
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