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Historic railway engine to head through Oakham this week

Local News by James Smith 1 hour ago  
The excursion will be hauled by two Class 66 Diesels (image via Wikimedia Commons)
The excursion will be hauled by two Class 66 Diesels (image via Wikimedia Commons)
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Rail enthusiasts are in for a treat this week in Oakham.

The Britannic Explorer is heading through Rutland on Friday (30 October) on its way from London Victoria to Keighley in Yorkshire.

Hauled by a pair of Class 66 diesels, the excursion is being run by Belmond.

The express is a four-day tour of the country, taking in the Lake District as well as Rutland and other counties.

Organisers said: "Step aboard the Britannic Explorer at London Victoria for a luxurious journey to the Lake District. Begin with Chef Simon Rogan's Cumbrian Afternoon Tea, featuring regional favourites like Kendal mint cake and Grasmere Gingerbread.

"Relax in the Wellness Suite or enjoy cocktails as the train winds through England's heartlands. In the evening, savour a farm-to-fork dinner of seasonal dishes, then unwind in the Observation Car with music and gin before retiring to your serene suite."

Timings for the day are yet to be confirmed.

(Header image via Wikimedia.Commons)

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