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Bristol Temple Meads to Taunton
Journey from Bristol Temple Meads to Taunton in just 50 minutes.
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Bristol Temple Meads
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Bristol Temple Meads is undergoing a major refurbishment making the station ready for next generation of passengers. The restoration of the grade 1 listed roof will create a brighter welcome to the city.
Bedminster
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Bedminster station is cared for by volunteers of the station gardening group who meet on the first Sunday of each month. Contact us to offer your support.
Parson Street
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The Friends of Parson Street station are a group of volunteers caring for the station and for the nearby Bartletts Road Footbridge, often linking with wider community initiatives.
Nailsea and Backwell
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Nailsea and Backwell station is cared for by local volunteers. Contact us to offer your support.
Yatton
Yatton station is home to the fantastic Strawberry Line Cafe and Strawberry Line Cycle Hire.
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The Friends of Yatton station have been tending the spectacular station garden for over 20 years. Contact us to offer your support.
Worle
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Worle station has been cared for by people on probation who tend station gardens in the area under the Community Payback Scheme.
Weston Milton
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Weston Milton has been cared for by people on probation who tend station gardens in the area under the Community Payback Scheme.
Weston-super-Mare
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Weston-super-Mare station is home to Choo Choos’s Cafe, serving delicious coffee and light bites.
Highbridge and Burnham
Between the station and the sear front, the Apex Leisure and Wildlife Park offers scenic walks, picnic areas, bird spotting opportunities and an outdoor gym.
Contact us if you would like to offer voluntary support to care for and enhance the environment on and around Highbridge and Burnham station.
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Local primary schools provide artwork for poster cases at Highbridge and Burnham station.
Burnham-on-Sea Heritage group have created a walking trail between the station and Burnham’s South Esplanade, following the former route of the Somerset and Dorset line.
Bridgwater
Bridgwater town is brimming with culture and a gateway to the stunning West Somerset countryside.
The station is cared for by volunteers of the Friends of Bridgwater station. Contact us if you would like to offer support.
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Bridgwater Carnival is held on the first Saturday of November. It is the UKs oldest carnival and one of the largest of it’s kind in Europe. Learn about the history of the carnival and the activities for the coming year at the Carnival Centre in the Bridgwater Town Hall Complex. A new independent market is taking place on the last Sunday of each Month March – October 2022.
