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Prime Minister unveils GWR Intercity Express Train carrying special ‘We Mean Green’ livery

Prime Minister Boris Johnson joined GWR Managing Director Mark Hopwood at Paddington Station to unveil a special train livery outlining the environmental benefits of travelling by train. 

Dartmoor Line reopening

Government restores the Dartmoor Line as services resume for first time in half a century from 20 November

  • The Dartmoor Line between Okehampton and Exeter will officially reopen for year-round services on 20 November, ahead of schedule
  • It is the first former line to open under the Government’s Restoring Your Railway manifesto commitment
  • Tickets will go on sale today (12 October) for trains running every 2 hours, increasing to hourly from May 2022
  • Passengers travelling between Crediton and Exeter will also benefit from an increase in service frequency.
NEWBURY Car park and cycle hub opening

New multi-storey car park opens as redevelopment of Newbury Station continues apace

A new multistorey car park at Newbury Station and the second of new two cycling hubs have now been opened, as the multi-million pound redevelopment of the station continues apace. 

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Planned weekend engineering work may affect your rail journey

Some train services via Bristol Parkway will be affected by essential track maintenance planned to take place over weekends in October.

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Grant from train operators will help younger people explore rural spaces in Gloucestershire

Rural spaces will be opened up to younger members of Gloucestershire’s ethnically-diverse community thanks to a £15,500 grant from Great Western Railway, topped up with £4,500 from long-distance operator CrossCountry.

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GWR welcomes DfT response to Wales Affairs Committee report

Train operator Great Western Railway has welcomed the DfT’s response to the Wales Affairs Committee report on Railway Infrastructure in Wales. 

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Brave Freya, nine, has train named in her honour by Great Western Railway

Young Freya Bevan today unveiled a train named in her honour as Great Western Railway paid tribute to her unstinting bravery.

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London Paddington closed to trains on Sunday morning; services at Bristol Temple Meads also affected this weekend

Rail improvement works will impact train services at London Paddington and Bristol Temple Meads this weekend.

Pictured at Totnes station between a GWR Castle Class train and the new 164 service bus are, left to right, GWR Regional Development Manager Luke Farley, Tally Ho Managing Director Don McIntosh, Devon County Councillor Andrea Davis and GWR Regional Growth Manager David Whiteway

New partnership helps to deliver better bus and rail connections in South Devon

A bus service linking Kingsbridge and Salcombe to the national rail network at Totnes has been relaunched thanks to a partnership between Tally Ho Coaches, Great Western Railway and Devon County Council.

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Great Western Railway celebrate hat trick of awards at National Rail Awards

Great Western Railway (GWR) has had another successful year at the National Rail Awards, scooping a trio of accolades, giving the train company the most wins of the evening.

Colleagues performing the Jerusalema Dance Challenge at London Paddington station

GWR colleagues release Jerusalema Dance Challenge to ease commuters’ post-holiday blues

Rhythmical colleagues at Great Western Railway are hoping to help customers over the post-holiday blues with the release of their Jerusalema Dance Challenge.