Sites Worked On
The Flitch Way Sites
Rayne Station Centre, Station Road, Rayne. CM77 6RX
The former railway station on the Braintree to Bishops Stortford line was restored in 1994 and converted to a visitor centre with toilets a small exhibition and a Ranger's office. In 2006 the Rangers moved to Takeley Station and early in 2007 the office was converted into a tearoom opening at weekends from 11am to 4pm serving hot and cold drinks and snacks. In 2009 the tearoom was taken over by Rob Branch and is open every day and is now a very popular meeting place for visitors to the Flitch Way. For more information about the Booking Hall cafe visit this website www.thebookinghall.co.uk
Volunteers meet at the Station at 9.45am every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the year.
Volunteers meet up at Rayne Station ready for the work party
The Flitch Way offers a wonderful opportunity to get out and about for walkers, cyclists and those on horseback too. For more information on the Flitch Way country park visit www.visitparks.co.uk
To find out more about the history of Rayne station look at this site
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