The punctuality of First Great Western's train services has risen by 6.9%, according to new figures. The Strategic Rail Authority says that 82.1% of the company's services were on time between April and June, compared to a national average of 80.5%.
First Great Western Link, which runs between London Paddington, Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon and the Cotswolds, improved punctuality by 5.3% to 80.7%.
The company says that much of its improvements are down to a new control centre in Swindon.
They say they centre, which is jointly run with Network Rail, has helped improve communication.
First Great Western's operations manager, Kevin Gale, said: "We will... work hard to continue this improvement and raise levels of performance further."