With 18 stations to explore, our Windsor to Reading Line seamlessly connects you to a world of possibilities, from the bustling waterside hub of the Oracle to the quaint cobblestone streets of Windsor High Street, where boutique treasures await.
But our rail Line is more than just a mode of transport—it's a gateway to community engagement and partnership. Join us as we host a variety of exciting events throughout the year, from Try a Train initiatives empowering young travellers to 'pop-up' gatherings with local walking and cycling groups.
Together, we're not just promoting rail usage; we're fostering a sustainable future while celebrating the rich culture and heritage of our region. From showcasing local artists' works at our stations to advocating for environmental conservation, we're committed to making a difference—one journey at a time.
So why wait? Come aboard and experience the magic of our community rail Line. Let's journey together and create memories that will last a lifetime. Welcome to the Windsor to Reading Community Rail Line—where every ride is an adventure!
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The best-selling novelist of all time – the writer of 66 detective novels – Agatha Christie loved train travel and was fond of using trains in her novels, as crime scenes for example. Sometimes they’re such a big character in the book they feature in the title. In The ABC Murders (1936) each victim has […]
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