A CHANCE to learn more about the Great Train Robbery is on offer for visitors to the Thames Valley Police Museum.
Based in Sulhamstead, in the police training centre, the venue is open on Wednesdays during the summer holidays between 10am and noon.
During these times there is no need to make an appointment, or pay a visitors fee.
There is also a display dedicated to Amelia Dyer, who murdered children over a 30-year period.
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