GWR honours Sarah Williams-Martin and Iain Bugler for their efforts helping local communities.
Iain Bugler worked hard to get food to vulnerable people during the pandemic despite being vulnerable owing to his cancer
The Great Western Railway train has been named after Sarah Williams-Martin, from Melksham in Wiltshire and Iain Bugler, from Nailsea in Somerset.Mr Bugler's award was posthumous as he died with cancer in 2020.Image caption,Despite being vulnerable himself due to cancer, he co-ordinated local pubs and volunteers in Nailsea to cook and deliver meals to people who were isolating.
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