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First Great Western

Company Name:

First Great Western

Head Office Postal Address:

Milford House , 1 Milford Street , Swindon
SN1 1HL,UK

Head Office Phone Number:

01793 499400

Head Office Website

www.firstgreatwestern.com

First Great Western was named Train Operator of the year at the 2010 at the Rail Business Awards in February

 

About First Great Western


First Great Western operate high speed intercity, regional and branchline rail services in and out of London Paddington to South Wales, the South and the South West of England. They also provide commuter trains to the borders of London such as Reading and Slough.
 

Popular First Great Western Destinations & Routes


  • Major train hubs on the First great Western route include Cardiff, Bristol Parkway, Bristol Temple Meads, Swansea, Bath Spa, Exeter stations, Southampton and Plymouth.
  • First Great Western also run rail services to Gatwick Airport and Brighton.
  • First Great Western run services along the former First Great Western Links, Wessex Trains and First Great Western routes.
  • They operate along some of the most scenic railways in England passing through the beautiful countryside and popular seaside resorts of The Cotswolds, Devon and Cornwall branching out as far as Newquay, Truro and Penzance.

 

Travel Entertainment Class


First Great Western have installed TV monitors into the head rests of their of new entertainment carriages in over 50 of their high speed trains - enjoy comedy, drama, sport and kids entertainment from the comfort of your seat.

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