A proposal has been submitted to reintroduce a regular train service in Jersey for the first time since the 1930s.
Jersey Western Railway (JWR) has outlined plans for an “affordable, comfortable and sustainable” network, running from Corbiere through St Aubin to St Helier, with an additional branch line serving the airport.
Founder Alexander Sparrow said services would operate every seven and a half minutes, with fares set at £4.90.
Infrastructure Minister Constable Andy Jehan confirmed he was aware of the proposal and would consider feedback from islanders.
Jersey Western Railway (JWR) has outlined plans for an “affordable, comfortable and sustainable” network, running from Corbiere through St Aubin to St Helier, with an additional branch line serving the airport.
Founder Alexander Sparrow said services would operate every seven and a half minutes, with fares set at £4.90.
Infrastructure Minister Constable Andy Jehan confirmed he was aware of the proposal and would consider feedback from islanders.