Our Station Adoptions

Welcome to Kent Community Rail Partnership’s station adoptions.

 

Many of our stations are cared for by people from their local community, offering opportunities for friends to get together for a spot of light gardening, spaces for schools to exhibit artwork or hold outdoor learning sessions, and a whole host of other activities that put our stations at the heart of the communities they serve.

 

All of our station adoption groups are registered with Southeastern. Southeastern provide safety briefings, volunteer registration, insurance for approved activities at stations and support through Customer and Community Investment Fund and Southeastern in Bloom schemes.

 

Constituted station adoption groups can join Community Rail Network as Station Adoption Members, giving access to their Small Grant Fund, advice and peer support for projects at stations.

 

Kent Community Rail Partnership facilitates connections to Southeastern and Community Rail Network and is able to offer general support and advice to station adopters along our lines.

Swale Rail Line Stations

Kemsley

Queenborough

Sittingbourne

Sheerness-on-Sea

Swale

EKC Sheppey College

EKC Sheppey College

EKC Sheppey College

EKC Sheppey College

EKC Sheppey College

EKC Secondary School

EKC Secondary School

EKC Secondary School

EKC Secondary School

EKC Secondary School

Queenborough & Rushenden in Bloom

4th Milton Cubs

Medway Valley Line Stations

Aylesford

Beltring

Cuxton

East Farleigh

Halling

Aylesford School

Unadopted

Friends of Cuxton Station

Unadopted

In progress, Friends of Halling Station

Maidstone Barracks

Maidstone West

New Hythe

Paddock Wood

Snodland

The entrance to Paddock Wood station, a paved forecourt with steps and a ramp leads to the doors of a red-brick victorian station building. A small white wooden canopy provides shelter to the entrance door.
Nettles and weeds in an overgrown garden area at Snodland station.

Unadopted

Maidstone CAN

Unadopted

Unadopted

Five Acre Wood Snodland

Strood

Tonbridge

Wateringbury

Yalding

In progress,
City of Rochester School

The Oaks Specialist College

Friends of Wateringbury Station

In progress,
Friends of Yalding Station

Barden Road Residents' Association

Kent Downs Line Stations​

Ashford International

Barming

Bearsted

Borough Green & Wrotham

Looking down from a footbridge across railway tracks between the station platforms, the railway line stretches into the distance.

EKC Ashford College

Unadopted

Bearsted CAN

Friends of Borough Green & Wrotham Station

Charing Parish Council

Unadopted

Harrietsham History Society

The Station at Hollingbourne CIC

Heath Farm School

In progress, Grow 19

Kemsing

Lenham

Maidstone East

West Malling
(For Kings Hill)

Unadopted

The Lenham School

Valley Park School

Grow 19

Kent Community Rail Partnership has been hosted by Walk Wheel Cycle Trust since 2014.

Walk Wheel Cycle Trust are the charity making it possible for everyone to walk, wheel and cycle, safely, healthily and joyfully. Because changing how we travel changes everything.

Combining walking, wheeling and cycling with public transport enables people to make longer journeys sustainably. The railway does more than just get us from A to B, it connects us to the things that matter most.

 

Walk Wheel Cycle Trust is a registered charity in the UK no. 326550 (England and Cymru), SC039263 (Scotland) and 20206824 (Republic of Ireland).

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