Surfers call on GWR to review board-on-trains ban [BBC News]





Date: 16/09/2020

GWR imposed the ban after its new trains were redesigned to allow for more seating.


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Surfers call on GWR to review board-on-trains ban
Jamie Monson with his surfboard

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GWR imposed the ban after its new trains were redesigned to allow for more seating.

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