This weekend on the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway – ‘The Honeybourne Line’ – celebrates a rather special lady’s 60th birthday.
The ‘lady’ is engine no. 7903, named Foremarke Hall. And to help her celebrate, there’s a free ride on the 10-mile line on 4th and 5th July for anyone who was born in 1949!
The Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway (GWR), in conjunction with the North Cotswold Branch of CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale), is holding its first Ale and Steam weekend on 6th and 7th June at Winchcombe Station.
After a highly successful Cotswold Festival of Steam, which saw nearly 5,000 passengers carried over four days
The Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway is conjuring up a magic few days in May, when the biggest - and heaviest - star of the Harry Potter movies pays a visit.
The ‘star' is the dark red steam locomotive* that, in the films, hauls the ‘Hogwarts Express', carrying Harry Potter and his young wizard companions to Hogwarts School.
A revolutionary project, conceived jointly between Cheltenham Chamber of Commerce and Professor Frank Chambers, Head of the University of Gloucestershire's Centre for Environmental Change and Quaternary Research, has come second out of 26 university entrants in a national competition for innovation and reducing carbon emissions.
Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, Member of Parliament for Cotswolds, together with David Drew, MP for Stroud and Martin Horwood, MP for Cheltenham, today had a meeting with Transport Minister Lord Adonis.
Saturday 6th December - Wednesday 24th December 2008 at Toddington Railway Station.
Santa paid an unexpected visit to the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway this week to check on bookings for his “Santa Specials 2008” trains starting on Saturday 6th December. To his delight he found that some trains are already sold out and bookings are well up on previous years.
Cotswold MP, Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, has expressed utter dismay at the decision by the Office of Rail Regulator (ORR) to exclude the doubling of the Kemble to Swindon railway line scheme for at least another seven years.
Professor Nigel McLoughlin presents Inaugural Lecture 
Two by Two at Shipston Proms in June
Cotswolds MP visits Mickleton Primary School
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Court Barn Museum Chipping Campden receives award for quality Services
International Artist pursues Ophelia in paintings of the Artist and his Muse
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