Collaborative input produces prospectus for the Red Dragon Project

It has been inspirational to work with an organisation who understand our strategic aims and want to support these.  Our thanks to Luke Peaker, Senior Transport Planner and his team at Arup Liverpool who have been instrumental in producing our prospectus which sets out clearly the economic benefits of the project and ways which collaboration will bring this to fruition.

 

To achieve our project goal we need to secure funding of £4.5m.

 

Our partnership with Arup shows how organisations can get involved providing services and expertise to support us and we hope others will follow their lead.

Our thanks also to our volunteer Esyllt Jones for the Welsh translation.

 

“We have been delighted to assist in producing the prospectus for the Bala Lake Railway Trust. This is an exciting and genuinely transformational project that will preserve local heritage whilst bringing long term economic benefits to the region”. Luke Peaker, Arup.

 

Copies of the prospectus can be viewed and downloaded from here.

Prospectus

 

What Our Supporters Say

  • Good luck with your venture, we look forward to travelling with you! Pob lwc i chi.

    Steve Thomas
  • This has to be one of the most important railway projects since the rebuilding of the Welsh Highland Railway. Everyone must support it and donate NOW!

    Anonymous
  • Really exciting project which will make a difference to the local community and bring alive the heritage of the slate industry and its railways in Wales.

    Chrisi & Simon
  • Such a friendly railway that has the local and wider community at heart. Julian, Liz, Rob and all the people we met could not have been more enthusiastic and welcoming. A very worthy project.

    Jim, Kate, Cameron and Poppy
  • I have been meaning to donate since the excellent Winifred Gala last August so these two sleepers represent my arrears in monthly contribution! It's a really exciting project and I'm 100% behind it!

    Daniel Cartwright
  • Time to complete the original dream of the line promoters and get trains into Bala town.