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LNER Kids Club

LNER Kids Club

By: Fun Kids & LNER
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LNER Kids Club is the ultimate podcast for curious young travellers riding the rails of the East Coast Main Line.

Hosted by Emma-Louise and Lauren, each episode is packed with fun facts, railway adventures, on-board games, surprising stories and fascinating interviews with real LNER staff.

 Social Sciences Travel Writing & Commentary
Episodes
  • CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: The Polar Express

    CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: The Polar Express
    Dec 2 2025

    This bumper festive episode is packed fuller than Santa’s sleigh. Discover the twinkling history of Christmas markets, from Vienna in 1298 to today and find out which cities along the LNER line have the best Christmas markets!

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    17 mins
  • Track to the Future

    Track to the Future
    Jul 24 2025

    Join Emma-Louise and Lauren for a whizz through the world of eco-friendly railways in this green-themed episode of LNER Kids Club!

    Discover how trains are tackling climate change and what the railway of the future might look (and sound!) like.

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    21 mins
  • Haunted histories and other spine-tingling rail tales

    Haunted histories and other spine-tingling rail tales
    Jul 22 2025

    Emma-Louise and Lauren are back – but this time they’re your spooky guides through creepy castles, haunted stations, and the ghastly jobs children used to do in Victorian times. Along the way, we’ll meet ghost-spotting train staff, listen to eerie poems, and discover why Azumas are shaped like bullets.

    Whether you're travelling to York, Newcastle, Edinburgh or Peterborough, we promise a frightfully fun (and safe!) ride.

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    18 mins
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