November 2008 saw us busy at Rolvenden station attending to the canopy which was in a poor state of repair and leaning back-wards

The Gardening group's work is spread over the whole railway. Here Veronica is working at Rolvenden to spruce up the tiny garden at the end of the platform.

A damp grey winter's day and the pump trolley points the way into the shed where much hard manual work is also required to keep things moving forward ...like to come inside and give a hand as a volunteer? Contact the Shed Supervisor, Alan Brice on 01580 765511 if you would like to help.

Work at Bodiam station during January 2009 has been dominated by the weather. First we had the cold but dry interlude that enabled us to work outside but painting could only be undertaken inside. Then the wet weather set in meaning that floods and soggy ground were the order of the day. This was to last to the end of the month.

As we pick up the story from the last update, the C&W shed is amazingly empty on 19th August as Paul Rand plays Cinderella and gives the place a "Spring" clean". It won't be empty for long however!

The end of a 3 year story as the Birdcage Coach is prepared finally for it’s first run. The pullman car Bar-bara now takes its place at the Robertsbridge end of the C&W shed. How about joining the C&W volunteers to help make other long-term dreams come true.

The winter months see the downgrading of long-term projects to second place whilst the servicing of the operating fleet takes priority.

A collection of images depicting activities over the 19th & 20th May 2007.

January 2008 and here we are at Rolvenden field to set about a bit of gentle gardening or so the chief says - and then she produces all these hedging whips.

A sunny winter Tuesday and members' cars being filled with kit for this week's work - where do we go this week?

A late summer sun shines on the Tenterden Station gardens. Would you like to help keep these and other areas looking good?

A collection of images taken during the fisrt evacuation week 22nd - 24th May.
During three days, 1000 children from 16 primary schools were 'evacuated' from Kent into Sussex

Ever wondered what happened behind the C&W door? Here is the latest update for the period November '07 - January '08. I hope it whets your appetite for coming along to help the C&W staff. Contact the Shed Supervisor, Alan Brice on 01580 765511

Welcome to our gallery of images from Halloween 2007 and thank you for making the Fright Night trains so much fun, we hope everyone enjoyed themselves as much as the staff did! And for our visitors on the Wednesday Fright Night from Paris, 'Bonjour Monsieur, et bienvenu à Kent & East Sussex de l'est voie ferré' If you see yourself and would like a copy of the image please email the image details and your address to enquiries@kesr.org.uk

This quarter’s marks the change in seasons from the bright colours of summer to Autumn decline and bonfire tidy-ups as the running season comes to an end.