A new 2ft gauge railway opened here on St Andrews Day, Saturday 30th November 2024. The railway runs for 1 mile around a large lake and was constructed by Alan Keef Limited. The Company also supplied a locomotive and coaches, which previously ran on the Canada Creek Railway at Thorpe Park, and were fully refurbished. A two-road shed has been built for storage, to accommodate the current train and the second ex-Thorpe Park train that is due shortly.

This 15" gauge railway ceased to run due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. The Zoo stated it was closed for about two years, but was definitely running again during the 2023 season. The original Severn Lamb 2-8-0 locomotive has been overhauled. The track layout remains unchanged.

This new 10¼" gauge railway is located at TQ344180 adjacent to the Sussex Butterfly Gardens at Middleton Common Farm, Ditchling Common, to the east of Burgess Hill. It opened on 27th July 2024 and is formed of a simple circuit of 140 yards, with one station, small wooden shed/tunnel and no points. Motive is 4wPH "The Butterfly Express" with a two coach artic set of sit-in open coaches. The fare for two circuits of the track is £2.50 for all. The track, locomotive and coaches were acquired from the Exmoor Miniature Railway, which latterly operated as portable line and spent a while at Powderham Castle in Devon - where the new owner saw it running. The locomotive has a 6hp Petter engine and carries a plate stating "Rebuild No.1 2019 Mock & Sons Ltd".

This 7¼" gauge railway ran in Carnfunnock Country Park near Larne in Northern Ireland. Sadly, it ran for the last time on Sunday 29th September 2024. The site owners Mid & East Antrim Council terminated the lease for the railway and the other attractions (an 18 hole mini golf course, bungee trampolines and walk on water balls). The Council said major construction works to dramatically redevelop the Park are planned to commence in January 2025 and be completed by summer 2026.

After many years of disuse, this 3ft gauge railway part-reopened on Sunday 4th August 2024. Currently it is only 80 yards in length, but will be extended as more of the Pier is renovated. Motive power is the original "Planet" locomotive and trailer.

A new 10¼" gauge railway opened at this attraction on Wednesday 7th August 2024. The line is a simple circuit of 270 yards. Motive power and coaches are on loan from the (now closed) Kerr's Miniature Railway ar Arbroath.

This 7¼" gauge railway reopened on Sunday 9th June 2024. It is located in the grounds of Croxteth Hall & Country Park and is formed of a circuit of around 330 yards. It  had previously closed at the end of the 2009 season. The stock was later sold, but the track remained in situ. Public running is at weekends from Easter to the end of October, 11.30 to 16.30.

Called the Exeter Miniature Railway, the Society operates a ground level 5"/7¼" gauge railway in the grounds of St Katherines Priory near Polshoe Bridge in the east of Exeter. Public running takes place on the first Sunday of the month, all year, from 11.00 to 15.00. A visit on Sunday 5th May 2024 found that the "E" run is now 210 yards in length. A low bridge/viaduct remains to be installed to complete the circuit.

On Saturday 30th March 2024 the railway opened its southern extension from Bridge 11 (4m 31ch) to Boughton (4m 05ch), where it has constructed a one-platform station with a run-round loop and signal box (4m 11ch). The first public train left Pitsford & Brampton at 12.22.

This is the new name for the 15" gauge Evesham Vale Light Railway, following its take over by new owners on 1st March 2024

Sadly, this short 7¼" gauge railway closed at the beginning of October 2023. It had been completely lifted by 4th December 2023 - the trackbed becoming woodland paths. The associated Community Interest Company was dissolved on 2nd January 2024. As the railway normally operated on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of the month from April to October, the last public running day may well have been Saturday 23rd September 2023.

Due to financial pressures the Centre closed to day visitors from 9th November 2023.  However, the Centre is still open for students, educational group visits, events and courses. The 5ft 3in gauge water balanced funicular railway remains, but whether it is maintained and operable is unknown - but it is no longer available to ordinary day visitors (the general public).