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Stroud couple set up peak time coach service to London

The GoStroud coach will run three times a week, leaving Stroud at 06:00 for West Drayton where commuters can catch the Elizabeth Line into central London.

The return coach will get back at about 20:00 BST and, with all fares combined, will cost just under £50 a day in total.

Tom, who works in agricultural policy and often has to travel to work in London, said the peak service could be very expensive with the only current alternative being getting a train from Stroud at 05:30 that gets into London very early.

“If you were to get an advance ticket a month ahead, which obviously lots of people try to do, the cheapest I could find was about £144,” he said.


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