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Recognise anyone in this line up?: Help these cuddly toys find their way home!

RealFix by RealFix
August 13, 2015
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Recognise anyone in this line up?: Help these cuddly toys find their way home!

One of the child’s soft toys which has arrived at the lost property office of First Great Western. They have launched a campaign to reunite the lost toy with it’s owner. See SWNS story SWLOST; They have all been found travelling on the First Great Western network, stretching across 10 counties from London Paddington to Furze Platt, from Bere Alston to Patchway, and from Honeybourne to Peru’sey. Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have been separated from their families. Eventually, aided by our helpful and friendly staff, they have found their way to Lost Property in the vaults of Bristol Temple Meads Station. They have been fed, looked after and many adventures have been had. But now they are missing loved ones and want to return home. Can you help them? Should you recognise any of our most wanted cuddly toys please email teddyrescue@firstgroup.com describing the lost bear, highlighting any distinctive features, the direction of escape (where they were lost); their name, your name, full address and contact details.

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A rail company has released a gallery of lost soft toys left behind on trains – including a Paddington Bear.

The Teddy Rescue scheme by First Great Western tries to reunite teddies and toys that were left on trains and ended up in lost property.

First Great Western say that any toy not claimed within three months will embark on new adventures with a children’s charity.

A spokesman said: “Do you recognise any of these shady characters?

“Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have been separated from their families on board First Great Western trains.

“Eventually, aided by our helpful and friendly staff, they found their way to Lost Property in the vaults of Bristol Temple Meads Station?. but have now escaped.

“Having been fed and looked after, they seek new summer adventures across the First Great Western network. But what they really want is to go home.”

“Since Teddy Rescue was launched in November 2014, many have offered to provide a new home for lost toys, but we have been unable to reunite a single bear or cuddly toy with their original family. Help us get them home.”

The company have advised anyone who recognises any of the soft toys to email teddyrescue@firstgroup.com describing the lost bear, highlighting any distinctive features, where they were lost; their name, your name, full address and contact details.

One of the child’s soft toys which has arrived at the lost property office of First Great Western. They have launched a campaign to reunite the lost toy with it’s owner.  See SWNS story SWLOST; They have all been found travelling on the First Great Western network, stretching across 10 counties from London Paddington to Furze Platt, from Bere Alston to Patchway, and from Honeybourne to Peru’sey. Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have been separated from their families. Eventually, aided by our helpful and friendly staff, they have found their way to Lost Property in the vaults of Bristol Temple Meads Station. They have been fed, looked after and many adventures have been had. But now they are missing loved ones and want to return home. Can you help them? Should you recognise any of our most wanted cuddly toys please email  teddyrescue@firstgroup.com describing the lost bear, highlighting any distinctive features, the direction of escape (where they were lost); their name, your name, full address and contact details.

First Great Western are helping to share some Valentine’s Day love and help reunite these lost teddy bears and other cuddly toys with their families. See SWNS story SWTEDDY; Separated from their loved ones, they have all been found travelling on the First Great Western network, stretching across 10 counties from London Paddington to Furze Platt, from Bere Alston to Patchway, and from Honeybourne to Peru’sey. Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have lost their families.

One of the child’s soft toys which has arrived at the lost property office of First Great Western. They have launched a campaign to reunite the lost toy with it’s owner.  See SWNS story SWLOST; They have all been found travelling on the First Great Western network, stretching across 10 counties from London Paddington to Furze Platt, from Bere Alston to Patchway, and from Honeybourne to Peru’sey. Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have been separated from their families. Eventually, aided by our helpful and friendly staff, they have found their way to Lost Property in the vaults of Bristol Temple Meads Station. They have been fed, looked after and many adventures have been had. But now they are missing loved ones and want to return home. Can you help them? Should you recognise any of our most wanted cuddly toys please email  teddyrescue@firstgroup.com describing the lost bear, highlighting any distinctive features, the direction of escape (where they were lost); their name, your name, full address and contact details.

 

 

First Great Western are helping to share some Valentine’s Day love and help reunite these lost teddy bears and other cuddly toys with their families. See SWNS story SWTEDDY; Separated from their loved ones, they have all been found travelling on the First Great Western network, stretching across 10 counties from London Paddington to Furze Platt, from Bere Alston to Patchway, and from Honeybourne to Peru’sey. Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have lost their families.

One of the child’s soft toys which has arrived at the lost property office of First Great Western. They have launched a campaign to reunite the lost toy with it’s owner.  See SWNS story SWLOST; They have all been found travelling on the First Great Western network, stretching across 10 counties from London Paddington to Furze Platt, from Bere Alston to Patchway, and from Honeybourne to Peru’sey. Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have been separated from their families. Eventually, aided by our helpful and friendly staff, they have found their way to Lost Property in the vaults of Bristol Temple Meads Station. They have been fed, looked after and many adventures have been had. But now they are missing loved ones and want to return home. Can you help them? Should you recognise any of our most wanted cuddly toys please email  teddyrescue@firstgroup.com describing the lost bear, highlighting any distinctive features, the direction of escape (where they were lost); their name, your name, full address and contact details.

First Great Western are helping to share some Valentine’s Day love and help reunite these lost teddy bears and other cuddly toys with their families. See SWNS story SWTEDDY; Separated from their loved ones, they have all been found travelling on the First Great Western network, stretching across 10 counties from London Paddington to Furze Platt, from Bere Alston to Patchway, and from Honeybourne to Peru’sey. Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have lost their families.

One of the child’s soft toys which has arrived at the lost property office of First Great Western. They have launched a campaign to reunite the lost toy with it’s owner.  See SWNS story SWLOST; They have all been found travelling on the First Great Western network, stretching across 10 counties from London Paddington to Furze Platt, from Bere Alston to Patchway, and from Honeybourne to Peru’sey. Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have been separated from their families. Eventually, aided by our helpful and friendly staff, they have found their way to Lost Property in the vaults of Bristol Temple Meads Station. They have been fed, looked after and many adventures have been had. But now they are missing loved ones and want to return home. Can you help them? Should you recognise any of our most wanted cuddly toys please email  teddyrescue@firstgroup.com describing the lost bear, highlighting any distinctive features, the direction of escape (where they were lost); their name, your name, full address and contact details.

First Great Western are helping to share some Valentine’s Day love and help reunite these lost teddy bears and other cuddly toys with their families. See SWNS story SWTEDDY; Separated from their loved ones, they have all been found travelling on the First Great Western network, stretching across 10 counties from London Paddington to Furze Platt, from Bere Alston to Patchway, and from Honeybourne to Peru’sey. Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have lost their families.

One of the child’s soft toys which has arrived at the lost property office of First Great Western. They have launched a campaign to reunite the lost toy with it’s owner.  See SWNS story SWLOST; They have all been found travelling on the First Great Western network, stretching across 10 counties from London Paddington to Furze Platt, from Bere Alston to Patchway, and from Honeybourne to Peru’sey. Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have been separated from their families. Eventually, aided by our helpful and friendly staff, they have found their way to Lost Property in the vaults of Bristol Temple Meads Station. They have been fed, looked after and many adventures have been had. But now they are missing loved ones and want to return home. Can you help them? Should you recognise any of our most wanted cuddly toys please email  teddyrescue@firstgroup.com describing the lost bear, highlighting any distinctive features, the direction of escape (where they were lost); their name, your name, full address and contact details.

First Great Western are helping to share some Valentine’s Day love and help reunite these lost teddy bears and other cuddly toys with their families. See SWNS story SWTEDDY; Separated from their loved ones, they have all been found travelling on the First Great Western network, stretching across 10 counties from London Paddington to Furze Platt, from Bere Alston to Patchway, and from Honeybourne to Peru’sey. Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have lost their families.

 

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