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02 June 2018
Sleaford and District Model Railway Club Exhibition 2018
St George’s Academy, Sleaford NG34 7PP
15 Layouts, 7 trade stands, club stand, refreshments, disabled access, free parking
Admission: Adults £4.00, Children £3.00, Family £10.00 (two adults +two children)
Website: www.google.com/sleafordmrc
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02 June 2018 03 June 2018
Event Name: Nene Valley and March and District Model Railway Club
Classification: Exhibition
Address: Nene Valley Railway
Wansford Station
Peterborough
PE8 6LR
Day 1: 02/06/18
Opening times Day 1: 9.30am-4.30pm
Day 2: 03/06/18
Opening times Day 2: 9.30am-4.30pm
Prices: £5.00 Adult
£3.00 Seniors and Juniors
Additional cost for entrance to Railworld
Disability access: Yes
Car parking: Yes
Website: www.nvr.org.uk
Organising body: Nene Valley Railway
Organiser: Mike Wyldebore
[email protected]
01733-204-997
Model Railway Show
Nene Valley Railway and March and District Model Railway Club.
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02 June 2018 10:00 03 June 2018 16:00
Event Name: Chatham Model Railway Exhibition 2018
Classification: Exhibition
Address: The Victory Academy, Magpie Hall Road, Chatham, ME4 5JB
Day 1: Saturday 2nd June 2018
Opening times Day 1: 10am to 5pm
Day 2: Sunday 3rd June 2018
Opening times Day 2: 10am to 4pm
Prices: Adults £6, Children free with paying adult
Disability access: Yes
Car parking: Yes
Website: https://www.chatham-mrc.com/show/
Organising body: Chatham & District MRC
Located at the Victory Academy in Magpie Hall Road, Chatham, it is about 10 minutes from the M2 Junction 3, 20 minutes from the M20 Junction 6, about 10 minutes drive from Chatham Railway Station or about 5 minutes from the A2 Chatham Hill / New Road by the Luton Arches. There is free parking next to the Academy for 250 cars, plus free on street parking nearby. There is also limited disabled parking within the grounds, so please make yourself known to the show staff at the gate if you require entry.
By bus, the 164 bus runs from the Chatham Waterfront Bus Station to the Academy every 20 minutes at 10, 30 & 50 minutes past the hour, taking around 7 minutes. On Sunday, the service is hourly at 15 minutes past the hour. Returning to the bus station, you will need to catch the bus from the bus stop you get off at, as it does not return the opposite way.
The 176 bus runs from both Chatham Waterfront Bus Station at 08, 28 & 48 minutes past, or Chatham Railway Station at 11, 31 & 51 past to the top of Magpie Hall Road with a 10-15 minute walk. Return service is at 02, 22 & 42 minutes past.
By train, the nearest station is Chatham, and there is a free shuttle bus service to the show. There is a regular train service from London Victoria, St Pancras International on Southeastern High Speed, and the newly introduced Thameslink Service from Luton, via St Albans, St Pancras International, Blackfriars, London Bridge, Greenwich, Woolwich Arsenal, Dartford and Gravesend.
Entry is £6 per adult and under 16's can get in for free with a paying adult.
With 19 layouts, 20 traders and 4 societies, it makes for a good value show.
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Upcoming Events
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16 August 2025 Until 17 August 2025
0SAT 16th AUGUST & SUN 17th of AUGUST 2025
at LOUGHBOROUGH Grammar School, Leicester Road , Loughborough , Leicestershire.
Car Sat Nav use ;- LE11 2AQ , Entrance off Leicester Road ,Loughborough.
SAT 10am-5pm, SUN 10am-4.pm.
ADMISSION: Adults £10.00 Children £5.00 Family £25.00 (2 adults and up to 3 delightful Children)
Free Exhibition Guide included with entry whilst stocks last.
30 Layouts, 26 trade plus demo's.
This venue is not far from the centre of the town, lying to the south, off the Leicester Road A6. Entrance via Burton Walks.
Regular local bus services from the Railway Station, Town Centre, Leicester and Coalville pass by the entrance.
15 min walk from GCR., 20 mins from LOUGHBORO' Mainline Rail Station.
Plenty of free car parking is available.
The venue is disabled friendly.
Hot and Cold refreshments will be available. Including Hot Savories' and Filled Cobs.
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16 August 2025 09:00 Until 13:00
0Brighton MRC will be holding one of their occasional sales day on Saturday 16th August 2025. It will be from 1000 to 1400 at the Clubrooms on London Road railway station, Shaftesbury Place, Brighton BN1 4QS.
There will be a large selection of preowned Model Railway items including locomotives, rolling stock and accessories, mainly OO gauge.
No charge for admission.
There will be refreshments available
If you are thinking of joining the club this is an ideal opportunity to see the facilities and what we do.
Details are also on the club website
https://brightonmrc.wordpress.com/diary-of-events/
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16 August 2025 09:00 Until 16:00
0Come along and see some of he Club's layouts. If you are thinking of joining the club this is an ideal opportunity to see what we do and talk to Club members.
Adults £3, Children £1. Family ticket £6 (2 adults + up to 3 Children).
Wheelchair accessible, Light refreshments available.
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23 August 2025 09:00 Until 24 August 2025 15:00
0Hosted by the Ulster Model Railway Club, the Belfast Model Railway Exhibition will take place this year at Belfast Royal Academical Institution, in the heart of the city centre, Saturday and Sunday 23-24th August. Please note the new venue for the exhibition. It will be held in the sports hall on the school campus. Access will be through the entrance gates on Fisherwick Place. The sports hall is towards the rear of the complex.
We will have around 20 layouts, eight traders and a mix of special interest groups and modelling societies in attendance.
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23 August 2025 09:00 Until 24 August 2025 15:00
0Burnham MRC have their annual show at King Alfred School, Burnham Road, Highbridge Somerset TA9 3EE
August 23rd and 24th open 10am to 4pm each day
Featuring Biscdale photo courtesy Chris Nevard / Model Rail
Entry £8 with accompanied children FREE Free car parking Strep free access Country Bumpkins catering
Featuring 20 layouts:
L01 Bridge Street N gauge
L02 Rocket
L03 Backdoor Quay
L04 Newton Heath Works
L05 GLR TT 120
L06 Woodlands
L07 Biscdale
L08 Lambourn
L09 Burnham-on-Sea
L10 Tetbury
L11 Rowington for Shrewley
L12 Rolstone
L13 Waveybridge
L14 Stonehaven
L15 Brewery Lane MPD
Modular N gauge 4 layouts in one*:
L16 Calderbridge *
L17 Ledbetter Junction *
L18 Clifford Chamber Street *
L19 Cheddarton *
L20 North Cornwall Brewery
and 10 traders
T01 Richard Pane’s Spares
T02 Ray Heard
T03 Wessex Wagons
T04 GLR Bespoke
T05 Andrew Wilkinson
T06 Andy Lynch Model railways
T07 Attwood Aggregates
T08 Just in Case
T09 David Smith Books
T10 Top Model Railways
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