Several narrowboats trapped by a canal collapse have finally been lifted out so that they can rejoin the canal network. A large hole appeared in the bank of the Llangollen Canal near Whitchurch, Shropshire, on 22 December, causing its water to drain into a nearby field. Two boats fell into the breach and others were trapped when sections of the canal had to be closed off. In a highly anticipated operation, a 90ft (27.4m) crane and several haulage teams worked to remove eight boats from Whitchurc

Steam and Sunshine at the Llangollen & Corwen Railway. 3802 takes the day’s first train out of Llangollen surrounded by wonderful autumn colours in the beautiful #deevalley #llangollenrailway #steamtrainride #visitwales #heritagerailway #autumn #autumnvibes | Llangollen Railway

🚂💨 The 10am to Corwen is on its way! 💨🚂 Our first train of the day has just departed from Llangollen and is steaming its way through the stunning Dee Valley towards beautiful Corwen! 🌿🏞️ There’s still plenty of time to join us – grab your tickets, hop aboard, and enjoy a heritage journey like no other. Why not make a day of it with a visit to the Llangollen Food Festival stalls at the station too? 🍪🧀🍏 Our next departures from Llangollen are at 12:20 and 3:15 and 11:05 and 13:45 from Cor

🚂 The Corwen to Llangollen train has departed! More services are running throughout the day - don’t miss your chance to experience a scenic journey through the Dee Valley. 🌄 🎟️ Book your tickets now: https://llangollen-railway.co.uk/book/ | Llangollen Railway