Five Years Old – and a Big, Big thank you
Posted: March 25, 2012 Filed under: About the Partnership, sponsorship Leave a comment »Without our sponsors and supporters, the local volunteers will have not been able to achieve very much.
With well over 100,000 people using the station and 12,000 visits to this Blog – 
Be Train Spotted !
Posted: March 4, 2011 Filed under: marketing, sponsorship Leave a comment »
You are invited to help us keep the village railway station looking good both for visitors and local residents.
For just £50 your A4 plaque will be displayed on the station platform during 2011.
There are over 150,000 people using the station each year – and over 4 times that number are on the trains that stop (four times per hour) at Mytholmroyd.
Please contact Geoff Mitchell on (01422) 885154 for further details.
Sponsorship 2010 – Be seen by Thousands!
Posted: February 22, 2010 Filed under: sponsorship Leave a comment »Over a million passengers are on the trains that stop at our station each year.
Over 100,000 passengers arrive and depart from Mytholmroyd each year.
There were over 4,000 visits to this Weblog last year.
Do you want to share in the improvements being made to the village railway station?
You never know where it might get you!
For just £45 you too can have a plaque on the station for 2010 – and a mention here.
Further details from Geoff on (01422) 885154.
or email to
myt.station@btinternet.com
We are very grateful to the following businesses,community groups and residents who have contributed to make our village railway station a nicer place for visitors and everyone
during 2009.
Thank you.
Aren’t we Lucky?
Posted: April 21, 2008 Filed under: community, sponsorship Leave a comment »A few months ago the Station Partnership embarked on improving the approach to the station by planning artwork in the window spaces of the old station building.
What to put in the spaces?
No problem – our young people at the local schools soon had the first artwork ready.
Under the guidance of artist Annie Lawson and their teacher Janet Normanton, Scout Road school students produced the first Window Art.
Here we see the Lord Lieutenant of West Yorkshire, Dr Ingrid Briscoe, with our talented students and on the right is Nigel Oliver from Green Business Network who sponsored this work.
More is planned, watch this space!
