There are still tickets available for a once-in-a-lifetime trip on the British Belmond Pulman train on its third trip from Maidstone.

Last year Aylesford's Heart of Kent Hospice laid on two groundbreaking trips on the Belmond British Pullman, which is the sister train to the Venice-Simplon Orient-Express, from Maidstone East.

It gaves hundreds of people the chance to fulfil their dreams of riding the luxury train with their loved ones, while raising money for a charity close to their hearts.

The charity has exclusively chartered the train for an exclusive day trip to Windsor.

Such was the popularity of last year's trips - the second was laid on when tickets sold out for the first - that the hospice has gone one step further and scheduled the trip to Windsor on Saturday, August 27.

Guests catch the luxurious 1920s art deco train at Maidstone East station and have a three course Bellini breakfast en route to Windsor, served by stewards.

On arrival at Windsor, they have four hours to explore the town and Windsor Castle, entry for which is included in the price, followed by champagne, a four course dinner and wine on the return journey.

Tickets are £450 per person. Every ticket sold helps the hospice raise vital funds to help provide care for more than 1,000 patients and their families each year.

Booking have to be made by Friday, August 26. For details call 01622 790195 or click here.