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1. www.journeycheck.com › greatwesternrailwayGreat Western Railway JourneyCheck - Train times and live ...

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   Great Western Railway JourneyCheck provides real time, up-to-date train times and train disruption information keeping you informed about any delays or cancellations on the network and helping you know what to do when your journey is affected.

2. www.gwr.com › tickets › mobileGreat Western Railway

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3. www.greatwestern.org.ukThe Great Western Archive - Main Index

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   Feb 18, 2014 · The Great Western Railway used 1,943 signal and crossing boxes and ground frames to allow a safe passage of its services. Here, the GWR system is divided into 15 sections with each section giving the opening and closing times of each box, distances between boxes and maps.

4. www.gwr.com › blogs › history-of-the-railwayshistory of the railways | Great Western Railway

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   In 1832 it became clear that Bristol simply had to be connected to London. A group of businessmen got together and turned to one of Britain’s greatest engineers, Isambard Kingdom Brunel. The go-ahead was given in 1835 and the story of the Great Western Railway began. Since then we’ve seen Brunel’s engineering excellence on some of our ...

5. www.gwr.com › about-gwr › our-businessOur business | Great Western Railway

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   A Greater West for everyone. As one of the largest train companies in Britain, more than 100 million customers a year join us on board. When the Great Western Railway was built, it opened the West and Wales to trade and tourism. And now, along with our partners at Network Rail, we’re proud to have the chance to look after your railway.

6. www.gwr.com › travelling-with-us › first-classFirst Class Train Travel and Tickets | Great Western Railway

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   Promotional fares are First Class tickets available for purchase as GWR Advance Single (one-way) tickets only during the Term. Promotional fares are available in First Class for selected journeys to/from London Paddington to Penzance only. Unless detailed in these terms and conditions, normal GWR Advance Single fare conditions apply.

7. www.gwr.com › your-tickets › railcardsTwo Together Railcard | Great Western Railway

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   The Two Together Railcard is easy to get, and costs just £30 for a year – that’s £15 a person. All you need is: two separate digital photos (one for each person named on the Two Together Railcard) saved to your computer. a debit or credit card to make the payment. Buy your Two Together Railcard.