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Track renewal work to affect train services this weekend
Rail track renewal work in the Bristol area will affect train services between Bristol and Bath this weekend (Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September).
Great Western Railway and Network Rail dream teams celebrate multiple wins at National Rail Awards
Great Western Railway and Network Rail’s Western Route jointly scooped a double prize for their work together at this year’s National Rail Awards.
Great Western Railway train name fame for a hospital hero and ‘mask tree’ creator
BBC and GWR celebrate Make a Difference Superstars
GWR train name fame for former Syrian TV reporter and community group champion
BBC and Great Western Railway celebrate Make a Difference Superstars
GWR train name fame for food delivery champion and fancy dress runner
BBC and Great Western Railway celebrate Make a Difference Superstars
GWR train name fame for village champion and inspirational street performer
BBC and Great Western Railway celebrate Make a Difference Superstars
GWR train name fame for teenage fundraising hero and foodbank champion
BBC and Great Western Railway celebrate Make a Difference Superstars
GWR train name fame for food delivery volunteer and emergency response mastermind
BBC and Great Western Railway celebrate Make a Difference Superstars
GWR realises ambition for three trains an hour on North Downs line
Great Western Railway has today started to introduce a third hourly train service on the North Downs line, realising ambitions held for more than a decade.
Travelling on GWR train is just the ticket for QPR
EFL Championship side Queens Park Rangers linked up with Great Western Railway when they chose the train to travel to their first away game of the season.
GWR ramps up service as schools set to return
Great Western Railway has increased the number of trains it runs as schools and colleges across its network prepare to return to the classroom.
Great Western Railway receives the UK’s first tri-mode train
GWR has received the first train in the UK able to run on overhead and third-rail electric lines, as well as under its own diesel power, which is expected to be introduced on services between Reading and Gatwick by early 2021.