only occasional works trains operating in connection with track repairs. From 23 July services resumed on the standard timetable, with all trains crossing at Castletown, but operating only from Thursdays to Sundays (as well as the August bank holiday). Services were expected to end on 13 September, but a series of announcements were made and trains operated weekends only until 1 November, plus 29 and 30 October for schools' half term period, as well as dining trains. With an "air bridge" operating to and from Guernsey the railway benefited from additional tourist revenue, although this service terminated on 23 October. Locomotives available were No.8, No.13 and Caledonia, while work continued on the rebuild of No.4. In the recent past, services had commonly started at the beginning of March, but owing to lockdown restrictions it was announced on 19 April 2020 that limited services would commence from Thursday 27 May on certain days of the week to the standard timetable with services passing at Castletown. This was in force until mid-July; there was a further announcement to extend services until 12 September including the 'S' timetable each Saturday throughout the period and no services on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. A mini transport festival took place at the end of July for which enhanced timetables were published, and an announcement made of a Winter Transport Festival to take place over five days from 27 October. The timetable was extended to the end of October which was announced on 20 August seeing trains running to timetable 'R' five days a week in the same pattern as earlier in the year. It was announced in October 2021 that services would restart on 4 March 2022, and in January 2022 the timetable was unveiled largely showing a return to pre-Covid scheduling with trains in shoulder season operating five days a week with no services on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, commencing seven-days-a-week operation at the beginning of May through to the end of September with five days throughout October. The season began with No.4 and No.13, No.11 and Caledonia later joining the service fleet; in addition to the timetable, three transport festivals have also been announced, for Easter weekend, the end of July and the end of October. The schedules follow the pattern of previous years with all services passing at Castletown, four trains in each direction on most days, with a more intensive service of six trains