Killington Lane Bridge was revealed to the public for the first time on 29 October 2011 - in model form at least.

L&B Member Tony Peart exhibited his model at Expo-NG, a model railway exhibition dedicated to narrow gauge, organised annually by the Greenwich and District Narrow Gauge Railway Society.

The L&BR Trust's second station site and trackbed at Chelfham continues to be maintained by local volunteers. With much of the stored equipment in recent years having been gradually transferred or sold off , there is now an  opportunity to tidy up the trackbed for long term future use.  A very small group of volunteers have been busy this autumn cutting down and burning overgrown branches and rhododendron trees and clearing the trackbed route accordingly.

The Thursday Gang continues this week, working on various jobs around Woody Bay station.

Volunteer hours for Woody Bay in 2011 have been up on previous years and the attendance on Thursdays recently has reflected this. So now during the autumn the gang are to be tasked with a variety of jobs to continue to improve, maintain, and enhance the station and rolling stock.