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1. news.gwr.comGWR News

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   The name of a new a railway station near Okehampton has been revealed in a special ceremony. 07 May 2024. Extremely limited train service tomorrow as strike action continues. Great Western Railway is warning it won’t operate any long-distance services, direct trains between London Paddington and Reading nor trains on many other parts of its ...

2. www.gwr.com › your-tickets › choosing-your-ticketBooking Train Tickets in Advance | Great Western Railway

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   Plan ahead. Book up to 24 weeks before you travel for weekday journeys and 12 weeks for weekends. Check your journey before you travel. Advance tickets are non-refundable. You can change the date and/or time of your ticket at any time before you travel, but there may be an admin fee of £10.

3. www.nationalrail.co.uk › travel-informationGreat Western Railway | National Rail

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   Need train tickets for Great Western Railway? Full details on train timetables, email and phone contact numbers, restrictions, and rail engineering works.

4. www.gwr.comBuy cheap train tickets | Great Western Railway

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   Average time: 2 hour 10 minutes. Standard from. £ 31.00. First Class from. £ 48.00. No booking fees. Travel with confidence. Find cheap train tickets across Britain.

5. www.gwr.com › stationsTrain Station Information and Route Maps | Great Western Railway

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   view and download our latest timetables. check the latest travel updates. find out about on board information. discover our top destinations. find out more about travelling with children and animals. Get information about the train stations on our rail network, as well as details on car parking, Wi-Fi and our station Community Scheme.

6. historywebsite.co.uk › articles › railwaysThe Great Western Railway - historywebsite.co.uk

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   The Great Western Railway. The Great Western Railway was originally founded to provide a route from Bristol to London, using broad gauge track as developed by its chief engineer I. K. Brunel. It wasn't long before its sights turned northwards due to the success of its standard gauge rivals, the Grand Junction Railway, and the London ...

7. www.steam-museum.org.ukSTEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway

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   Next admission at 10am. Monday - Saturday. Sundays. STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway is now open. We are delighted to be welcoming visitors back to our award-winning museum.