37's based at St Blazey. Recent operations By 2006 there was one train per day on the branch from Monday to Saturday, with up to three other trips on Tuesdays and Fridays and a single additional trip on Saturdays running as required. These trains typically had their origin or destination at one of the clay dries such as Burngullow or Goonbarrow, with booked motive power being an English, Welsh and Scottish Railway (EWS) . EWS has since been sold to DB Cargo. Plans to re-open passenger service In 2014 a plan was proposed to reinstate passenger trains on the line, funding to upgrade the track and reinstate a station at Fowey would be required. The project had the support of Fowey mayor John Berryman and some councillors in Lostwithiel, Fowey, and Cornwall Council. Notes References Sources Papers relating to the Lostwithiel and Fowey Railway can be consulted at The National Archives at Kew. The minute books are believed to have been destroyed. Rail transport in Cornwall 7 ft gauge railways Great Western Railway constituents Pre-grouping British railway companies Railway companies established in 1862 Railway lines opened in 1869 Railway companies disestablished in 1892 Standard gauge railways in England 1862 establishments in England Lostwithiel Fowey British companies disestablished in 1892 British companies established in 1862