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Join a Special Interest Clubs
To make sure we have the funds to restore, maintain and run the
engines and vehicles in our care, we encourage members and fellow
enthusiasts to join one of our dedicated Special Interest Clubs.
These clubs offer a diverse range of benefits – plus the
satisfaction of doing your bit to preserve a priceless heritage.
If you are a UK taxpayer, the Gift Aid scheme covers donations to
the Society and Joint Heritage Coach Fund. Under Gift Aid, the
Society can claim back 25p for every pound donated – making your
contribution worth £1.25. Please make sure you fill out the Gift Aid
declaration in the leaflet if you wish your donation to be worth
more. (If you have filled out a Gift Aid
declaration for the Society, all your donations will already be covered)
Down load Gift Aid Declaration form
Wandering 1500 Club
B12 8572 (later 61572) is unique, it's the only surviving
British inside cylinder 4-6-0. The Wandering 1500 Club raises funds
for the loco's constant maintenance and upkeep, as well as providing
a platform for 10-yearly overhauls. In return Wandering 1500 Club
members benefit from some unique benefits including footplate
experience days.
Down load application form for the Wandering 1500 Club leaflet.
31 Club
Brush Type 2 D5631 (later classified as Class 31 and renumbered
31207), was delivered new to Norwich shed in 1960. The aim of the
club is to raise money for the maintenance of the loco, while at the
same time creating a reserve in order to return the loco to as near
original condition as possible.
Down load application form for the 31 Club leaflet.
Loco Club
Whether they be steam or diesel, passenger or goods, big or small –
lets face it, we all have a soft spot for locomotives. So why not
support yours? From as little as £2 per month you can help keep your
favourite at the head of NNR trains for many years to come. That's
not all, members of the Loco Club also get entered into a regular
prize draw, to win some fantastic prizes.
Down load application form
for the Loco Club leaflet.
J15 & B12 200 Clubs
A regular flow of funds is vital to keep these elderly locos in
traffic and pay for any repairs necessary between overhauls. The J15
and B12 200 Clubs raise funds through monthly cash prize draws.
Down load application form
Joint Heritage Coach Fund
The Joint Heritage Coach Fund (JHCF) is responsible for restoration
of the Society's collection of coaches and wagons. Often the
Cinderella's of the preservation movement, we hope to restore two
passenger sets to provide a cross-section of East Anglian railway
travel over the last 125 years. Thanks to the support already
received by the JHCF some of these vehicles have been restored and entered service:
The Quads, LNER Pigeon Van No. 6843, M&GN Third No. 129, W&U Tramcar No. 7,
the Colmans Van and M&GN
Brake van No. 12. We need your support to continue
the work.
Down load application form for the Joint Heritage Coach Fund leaflet.
GER Brake Third BTK No. 295 Fund
This fund has been established to secure the restoration of GER
brake third coach No.295, built in 1907 as part of the Great
Eastern’s first modern-style corridor train for the crack Liverpool
Street – Sheringham service.
Down load application form for the GER 295 leaflet.
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