Join us this afternoon for a fun free #paddington bear activity session, located in our new Portobello shop.
between 16:00-17:30
hope to see you there!!!!🐻🐾❤️🙂
Just arrived at the @PaddingtonShop at Paddington Station!!! Easter Gift Set, 3 pieces Melamine set with bowl, spoon and Beaker with a delicious Milk Chocolate Egg.
Also "Make a Name" chocolate, the are flying out!!!
🐻🐾🙂
@djrustynail @NetworkRailPAD Our shop is inside the glazed area called The Lawn. Come onto the main concourse at Paddington Station, walk through the glass doors, we are on the left hand side by the stairs. We are open 7.30am to 7.30pm Monday to Friday. Saturday and Sunday 9am to 7pm. Thank you.
Visit @PaddingtonShop at Paddington Station for all your gifts for mother's day this Sunday! Cushions, mugs, chocolates, keyrings and of course cuddly Paddington bears!🐻🐾
Visit us at the PADDINGTON BEAR SHOP and pick up a competition booklet. You have a chance to win £100, with 10 lucky runners up also receiving a £25 voucher. So get on your walking shoes and take part. Closing date 23rd Feb 2018. #paddingtonbear#paddingtonbearshop#paddington2
The author, who died last year at the age of 91, created the character Paddington based on a small bear he saw sitting all alone on a shelf in a London department store near Paddington Station on Christmas Eve 1956.
Michael’s wife, Sue Bond, was also in attendance at the ceremony held on Wednesday 10 January, three days before what would have been Michael’s 92nd birthday.
The train, 800010, was unveiled by his daughter Karen Jankel at a special event on Platform 1, London Paddington, near to where her father’s creation first arrived in London.
We are very pleased to share with you some lovely Paddington activity that took place this week at Paddington Station in honour of Michael Bond.
Great Western Railway (GWR) has named one of the first of its new Intercity Express Trains after Paddington Bear author Michael Bond.