A CUDDLY new travel companion has arrived at Great Western Railway – and there’s just one thing missing: a name.

The limited-edition plushie dragon is getting ready to join families on adventures across the South West and South Wales, inspired by GWR’s Famous Five campaign, Five and the Dragon Quest.

But before it can officially join the GWR family, it needs a name fit for a legend.

Now, GWR is calling on families, young adventurers and budding storytellers to help solve its latest quest and suggest the perfect name for its dragon.

The winning suggestion will receive tickets for a family train adventure, as well as their very own dragon to take along for the journey.

On a much larger scale, GWR has already unveiled a statue of The Red Dragon at Cardiff Central station this year as part of a campaign celebrating the publication of its new collection of myths and legends, The Line to Legend Land.

One hundred years since the Legend Land series was completed, GWR reissued a new version featuring 11 myths across the South West and South Wales for a new generation.

The latest legend is ready to leave the pages and statues behind and embark on adventures of its own – with families invited to give it a name.

From crusades in Cardiff to escapades in Exeter and spellbinding adventures in St Ives, the dragon is ready to become a trusty sidekick for journeys big and small.

So, whether you’re a fire-breathing wordsmith, a legendary name-maker or simply a fan of dragons, GWR wants to hear from you.

To enter, visit @gwruk on Instagram or Facebook, and @GWRHelp on X.

The limited-edition dragon is available to buy from the GWR souvenir shop, priced £32. Also new to the shop are Line to Legend Land postcards, priced £10, and notepads, priced £16.