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Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Jazz 'n Real Ale Train Update

Just to let you know that the 3 remaining Music Trains on Wednesday 25  June; Wednesday 2 July and Wednesday 9 July, the Jazz music and Real Ale Bar, courtesy of High House Farm Brewery, will commence immediately on departure from NEWCASTLE CENTRAL STATION. 
The jazz trains are the 7.25pm NEWCASTLE to CARLISLE service calling at Metro Centre; Blaydon; Wylam; Prudhoe; Stocksfield; Riding Mill; Corbridge; Hexham; Haydon Bridge; Bardon Mill; Haltwhisle; Brampton; Wetheral; CARLISLE (departs 9.28pm). 
Return tickets Newcastle - Carlisle  are currently £17.40. However, if you are travelling with a partner or friend, ask for 'DUO TICKETS', the 2nd ticket is half-price which makes a considerable saving. 
Rendezvous with the band at Central Station ticket barriers at 7.00pm - and don't forget to bring a small snack for the journey!
See you then,
Brian 
PS. On Wednesday 9 July, Hong Kong based musicians, Colin Aitchison (trumpet) and Franco Valussi (clarinet) will be on board - don't miss them! 
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