Not sure. There was as magician that I know, he was John Boyd, uses professional name Scott Lovatt and stays in South Queensferry.

Joyce is correct, the afternoon tea train leaves Bo'ness at 14.10, it's a return journey so it gets back to Bo'ness at 15.14. We look forward to seeing you soon, please remember pre-booking is essential for this.

Hi yes you can get access to the platform but only on days when it is open, ie when trains are running which is generally weekends, most Tuesdays and selected school holidays April-October plus special events in December. You can see the station and some of the site from the footbridge anytime you like as it is a public right of way. Otherwise you can see the visitor trail which takes you round the site to the Museum when the museum is open 7 days a week from April-October. Hope this helps. Amanda Kilburn, Business Development Director, Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway.

Hi, yes we do offer Steam Footplate experiences, please contact our office on 01506 825855 and we can help you further. Kind regards Amanda Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway

You could maybe try the Bo'ness selling pages on Facebook but not too sure but you could also try the later months

hi we did not go on a Thomas day but I like to travel in a rear carriage-----but as most railways on the return journey you will be in the front carriage if you are near the front on the way back you may be able to take some great fotos have a great time brian

hi cant post a link to the site but have managed to put the words minus the dots and backslashes where it gives you the info on the days and prices that Thomas is running which is 21st & 22nd of May 30th & 31st of July and 10th & 11th of September 2 and under is free over 2 is £13 per person and need to be pre booked you can book online as well nowadays the site also tells all the extras you get for your monies hope this helps you and enjoy your day out may I also recommend taking them up on the Falkirk wheel which is purely brilliant for all ages and go for a boat ride over at the kelpies in the helix park srpsorgukrailwayeventshtm

Hi there is a path to the platform which would be ok but getting from the carpark to the path is not so good. I would phone them because they were doing some work maybe a new parking area. Hope this helps.

As Grandparents with 2 primary school age children we bought a family ticket which cost £28.00 but gave us free entry for the granddaughters into the Scottish Railway Museum and £2 each reduced fee on producing our Railway tickets. The journey is approximately 1hour being i/2 hour there and 1/2 back. After the Railway journey we went into Bo'ness and had lunch at the Town Bistro (excellent) and returned for the museum which is fascinating, never seen so many engines and appendages! Brought back many memories for my husband and myself but the girls were also fascinated. It was a good day out for us all.

Hi. It's great to hear you are thinking about coming to our Day Out With Thomas event. You could try Williamscraig Holiday Cottages in Linlithgow, only a short drive to Bo'ness and also try Bo'mains Farm House in Bo'ness which is a B&B. Please let me know if you need any further help. Kind regards Amanda Kilburn Business Development Director The Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway