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Please scan the barcode below with your mobile phone for a link to our Facebook page
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For an interactive transport map for the Bittern Line - click below:
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For your copy of the Bittern Line Rambles book, please send a cheque for £1.50 (payable to Norfolk County Council) to
Travel Development Team Manager TTS; ET&D; Norfolk County Council County Hall, Norwich NR1 2SG
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For details of when there are service alterations, please click here
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Welcome to the Bittern Line, a Community Railway Partnership which supports and publicises the railway from Norwich to Cromer and Sheringham. The railway forms part of the National Rail system. The Partnership was formed by Broadland District Council and the local railway company in 1997, additional funding partners have joined and funds raised are used to promote the railway and the surrounding area to develop economic and environmental benefits for residents, visitors and tourists. We are supported by The Department for Transport and the National Community Rail organisation ACoRP.

The line is some 30 miles long, connecting the magnificent city of Norwich with the north Norfolk coastal towns of Cromer and Sheringham, via the Norfolk Broads at Salhouse, Hoveton and Wroxham. Its name recognises a special, local bird, which has a distinctive booming call. A regular, almost hourly service operates along the route (less frequent on winter Sundays) which has been described as " One of the 50 most scenic lines in the world".
NEW 2012 Calendar
The NEW 2012 Community Rail Calendar for the Bittern & Wherry Lines is now available.
Please note this is a very limited print run of just 200 copies so please obtain your copy as soon as possible.
Each copy costs £5 or two for £9 with free postage and funds go to support the community railways. Cheques should be made out to
Norfolk County Council and sent to:
Rail Travel Plan Officer, ETD, Norfolk County Council NR1 2SG
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www.bitternline.com Disclaimer: The information on this site is provided in good faith by the Bittern Line Community Rail Partnership
We have tried very hard to ensure that the information given is correct, but visitors to the site are advised to check with the service providers if any errors would cause them inconvenience or expense. Contact numbers for the service providers are given where available. Please let us know of any errors you find by emailing the Webmaster "at" bitternline.com. Thank you.
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