Now there's a new wider choice at Station Buffets. Travellers Fare Theatre In the 1930s it was

In the 1930s it was taken over by Raleigh

issued by the United Aid to China Fund as part of a propaganda campaign to remind British citizens that China was an ally in the war against Japan

Conway (Sir David Murray) and Grangemouth Docks (Norman Wilkinson)

The play opened at the Old Vic in London before transferring to the new Lyttelton Theatre

The event was organised by Peter Boizot and featured jazz artists from the popular TV series 'Good Time George'

Now there's a new wider choice at Station Buffets. Travellers Fare Theatre In the 1930s it wasOriginal British Rail Travellers Fare poster from 1979, issued after the appointment of the restaurateur and caterer Prue Leith to the British Railways Board to improve the companys catering offer. Previously, Travellers Fare had a mixed reputation for quality and was reprimanded by the Central Transport Consultative Committee in 1977. This poster was part of a campaign to launch a much improved service which also saw the introduction of the Gold Star