Changes

In 2021 its February half-term, Easter and services to early April were all lost, with later reopenings for its museums and pubs. It had restricted passenger numbers until 7 September. Passenger numbers partly recovered to 122,001, and turnover to £1.99 million. Its loss was sightly less that of 2020 at 407.£407,453 , net of further Cultural Recovery Fund monies.<ref name=blsep21/> Repayment  The 5-year repayment of the CBILS loan started in October 2021 at £28£25,000 per monthplus interest, equating initially to £28,000.<ref name=report21>SVR(H) annual report and financial statements for the period ended 3 January 2022</ref> The financial position contributed to increases in shares thresholds for [[Severn Valley Railway (Holdings) PLC#Benefits_from_2022|shareholder travel benefits]].