Editing New Romney (section)

==Transport==
The [[Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway]] has a station at the extreme east of New Romney, which as well as being a major tourist attraction was also used by students travelling to school until 2015. The station is about three-quarters of a mile east of the historic town centre.

New Romney was once serviced by the New Romney and Littlestone-On-Sea railway station which was part of the [[Lydd Railway|Lydd]] Line. The station was sited halfway between New Romney and [[Littlestone-on-Sea]]. As built the station had two platforms and a small goods yard with four sidings, a goods shed, cattle dock, coal wharves, end loading dock, water tower and other small buildings. The up platform was rarely used in latter years other than as a livestock loading dock. The station was originally called New Romney & Littlestone with on-Sea being added in October 1888. In 1927 a single line extension was built with an unprotected level crossing to an exchange siding with the adjacent Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway station on the opposite side of the Station Road; it was used to deliver coal to that railway. The signal box was taken out of use in the 1950s and goods service was withdrawn in 1964. The station was closed in 1967 and replaced with a bus service.

New Romney is easily accessible by road, sitting astride the [[A259 road|A259]] (which runs from [[Folkestone]] to [[Havant]]). Several bus services run to and through New Romney from [[Hastings]], Folkestone and [[Ashford, Kent|Ashford]].