Exciting visit to see Flying Scotsman for Oxfordshire trainspotters

Posted on September 17, 2025 by Guest authors

Flying Scotsman nameplate. // Credit: Oxfordshire County Council Members of an Oxfordshire Community Support Service and two staff members recently visited Didcot Railway Centre to see the Flying Scotsman.

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