Editing Sheringham (section)

==Transport==
===Railway===
[[Sheringham railway station]] is the northern terminus on the [[Bittern Line]], the [[National Rail]] route to [[Cromer railway station|Cromer]] and [[Norwich railway station|Norwich]]. Services run generally hourly and are operated by [[Greater Anglia]]. The station has a basic single platform structure that was opened in January 1967, following the closure of the original and more substantial [[Sheringham railway station (North Norfolk Railway)|station]] close by; the platform was rebuilt in 2019, to accommodate the new [[British Rail Class 755|Class 755 trains]] which now operate the route.

====Heritage====
[[File:GWR 3440 City of Truro backing into the station - geograph.org.uk - 1479894.jpg|thumb|The preserved North Norfolk Railway]]
The line beyond the National Rail station has been preserved as the [[North Norfolk Railway]], also known as the ''Poppy Line''. It operates between Sheringham's [[Sheringham railway station (North Norfolk Railway)|original station]] and a new station at [[Holt railway station (North Norfolk Railway)|Holt]], via [[Weybourne railway station|Weybourne]]. The railway operates primarily with steam and diesel-hauled trains, with some [[diesel multiple units]].

The short link between the National Rail network and the North Norfolk Railway was re-established in 2010; the first train to use the link was hauled by [[BR Standard Class 7 70013 Oliver Cromwell|70013 ''Oliver Cromwell'']].

===Buses===
Local bus services are provided by [[Sanders Coaches]]. The primary X40, X44 and 44A services run regularly between Sheringham, [[Cromer]], [[Aylsham]] and [[Norwich]]. Routes also operate to other local destinations including [[Fakenham]], [[Holt,  Norfolk|Holt]] and [[Wells-next-the-Sea]].

===Roads===
The [[A148 road|A148]], which connects [[King's Lynn]] and Cromer, by-passes the southern part of the town.