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We eventually made it to Berney Arms on the 11:36 train from Norwich, after the 7:37 train had been diverted via Acle. The marshes at Berney was so flooded it would have been almost impossible to walk anywhere without great problems.

To Berney, or not to Berney - that was the question.
The e-mail from Network Rail said the 0736 would go to Berney; the website sold me a ticket 2 days before the 24th; the staff told me at the station on the morning I could get to Berney; the matrix sign was ambivalent - it listed BA as a stop but underneath said we would go via Acle! But then matrix signs can't read maps.
So I asked the driver which way he was intending to go and as he said he would turn left at Reedham I thought I was OK.
It was only when we stopped at Brundall, the last possible moment for a decision, that the announcement came to say it was Acle for us, not Berney at all.
So I, Sheila and Paul Hutchinson with a Radio Norfolk sound crew had a ride to Yarmouth. In the rain! Now who wants to go to Yarmouth in the rain?
The GA staff were great but back home by 0930 I can only dream about fulfilling a 16-month old idea.
Perchance to dream. Ay, there's the rub; for in that sleep what dreams may come that we have taken ourselves to Berney Arms against a sea of troubles, well marshes and Network Rail anyway.

I was told today by Greater Anglia that the first train to stop at BA will be the 0736 from Norwich on Mon Feb 24, 2020. I intend to be on it and be the first to alight there for ages. As the first return train is 1524 I shall walk to Acle (5.5 miles) for the bus to Norwich. Anybody care to join me?
alan@quanting.co.uk

Visited the area today, was a wonderful walk which brought up a mass of questions about the area. Found the mill to be shut to public, the freehouse closed and a bar open on the side. The owner was more than happy to point us in the right direction. The train line is now closed until further notice too. Was great to come on here and read more about the area.

New book REEDHAM & BERNEY ARMS RAILWAY available after 7th April 2018.

Does anyone know what is happening to the Berney Arms pub and the café in the building just upstream of the pub. All looks deserted at present.

The shelter blew down in the strong winds. Hopefully there will be a replacement soon.

The couple visiting all uk stations noted that the Berney Arms shelter has gone. What happened to it?

I like reading through your site. Thank you so much!

The mill is closed to the public while it undergoes maintenance and will be closed till further notice

Please note the Berney Arms Mill will not be open during April and the first opening day will be Sunday 14th May

Some lines will never re-open because the track was never preserved and built-on! Examples of trackbeds retained are Halewood Triangle to Aintree will be reinstated within the next 10 years under Merseytravel, the Integrated Transport Authority for Liverpool. The trackbed is presently used as a Sustrans Cycle Track. Platforms of some stations are still intact. Great Yarmouth should have retained its trackbeds for future use, such as for light rail transit systems.

Researching closed railways for a book called "railway affairs since 1945".

The berney arms mill will be open sunday 30th october from 10am till 3pm.free entry refreshments will be available. Last time the mill is open this year.

Berney mill open day on Sunday 25th September between 10am and 4pm.

Berney Mill will be open. free admission on Saturday & Sunday 10th & 11th September from 10 till 4 o'clock.

The berney arms mill will be open sunday 28th august free entry

The berney arms mill will be open 31st july from 10 to 4.free entry.

The Berney Arms Inn was due to be auctioned on 9th June. This has now be postponed till 27th July.