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A day out Christmas shopping in London could be yours for just ^40 ^ and you could be helping a local charity at the same time.  For the fourth year running, train operator First Great Western is supporting Hospiscare and has given the charity exclusive use of a first class carriage.

Hospiscare is planning to fill the carriage with Christmas shoppers ^ offering an amazing day trip to the capital on Saturday, December 6.  The train leaves Exeter St David's for Paddington at 7.50am and the return journey starts at 8pm, so there will be plenty of time to see the sights, shop 'til you drop or take in a matinee.

For full details, see http://www.thisisexeter.co.uk/news/Ticket-class-day-just-40/article-455681-detail/article.html
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