Your Guide to
Wiltshire Railways
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Wiltshire’s Railway Heritage
The Railway is part of Wiltshire’s history, with the Swindon Locomotive Works being the heart of the legendary Great Western Railway producing many steam and later diesel trains that ran in the country.
Today the county remains well connected with the Great Western Mainline connecting London Paddington with Swindon, Chippenham and the north of the county, along with services also calling at Pewsey and Westbury.
The south of the county has links to London Waterloo and Exeter, calling at Salisbury and Tisbury. Crossing the county from North to South, trains travel from the South Coast to South Wales, connecting Warminster, Westbury, Trowbridge and Bradford-on-Avon.
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Explore our County
Wiltshire Tourism By Rail
Wiltshire is famous for it’s White Horses, which are carved into hillsides around the county, some visable from the railway lines
The Kennet & Avon canal runs right through the county, ideal for walks, cycling or sailing, connections are available from many railway towns
There are plenty of historic locations all around the county to explore such as Stonehenge and the like
What to read
News about Wiltshire Railways
‘Tripadvisor, Wikipedia and GWR need to drop our erroneous hyphens’ – BBC
Famous steam train the Flying Scotsman heading to Wiltshire | Swindon Advertiser
CrossCountry expects return to ‘full service’ after power cut cancellations | Wiltshire Times
GWR warning to passengers as huge crowds expected for Reading Festival | Wiltshire Times
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