Below are a number of publicity leaflets that are applicable to the East Lancashire Line and surrounding areas. 

Please click the links to download the files in PDF format (you will need Adobe Reader to view them)

NORTHERN RAIL RANGERS & ROVERS

Northern Rail have recently revamped the publicity for their Ranger and Rover tickets. There are five new brochures available from manned stations or by download from the Northern Rail website at www.northernrail.org/offers/dayrangers or by clicking the appropriate links below.

The North West - including the Lancashire Day Ranger, the East Lancashire Day Ranger and North West Round Robin.
The North of England - including the North West Rover, North Country Rover and Coast and Peaks Rover.
Cumbria and The Lake District - including the Cumbria Day Ranger, the Cumbrian Coast Day Ranger and Lakes Day Ranger.
Yorkshire - including the Settle – Carlisle Line Day Ranger, and the South pennines Day Ranger.
The North East - including the Hadrian’s Wall Country Day Ranger and the North East Round Robin.

East Lancashire’s Historical Community Railways - a history of the East Lancashire & Clitheroe Lines

Ride, Ramble, Relax & Roam 1 & Ride, Relax, Ramble & Roam 2   - five self-guide walks with a historical theme

CL/ELCRP Guided Walks October 2012 – March 2013 – a series of Wednesday and Saturday guided walks and continuing with some shorter  ’Stepping Out’ guided walks on the East Lancashire & Clitheroe Lines.

Stepping out with Hyndburn Borough Council – a series of eight led walks designed for those wanting to build up their walking stamina. Click here for the programme and here to see about other walking opportunities in Hyndburn 

Accrington Station Travel Plan Z Card – a handy information leaflet with maps and suggestions for accessing Accrington’s public transport network and giving ideas about greener methods of travelling to the rail and bus stations. Click HERE for the map page and HERE for the text page. 

Other publicity you may be interested in can be found by visiting the main archive pages on the Community Rail Lancashire website by clicking the link above.