The iconic Flying Scotsman steam train is back in service following a £4.2million refurbishment by the National Railway Museum.

And train lovers will be pleased to know that you'll be able to spot the train from various points in west London on Wednesday (May 25).

The train is touring the UK this year, after previously running between Edinburgh and London since 1862.

Flying Scotsman fans have been urged not to risk being injured or electrocuted by getting onto the track to see the train go past after several incidents of trespassing blighted previous tours and put lives at risk.

Since many tracks on the route are electrified, this is a particular risk to anyone who ignores the warnings.

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The tour will depart from London Victoria on Wednesday morning, before going through west London and touring around Surrey to finish in Victoria.

Where and when to spot the train in west London

Victoria At the station from 10.31am until 11.12am
Grosvenor Bridge Junction 11.16am
Stewarts Lane Junction 11.20am
Longhedge Junction 11.25am
Latchmere Junction 11.37am
Imperial Wharf 11.40am
West Brompton 11.42am
Kensington (Olympia) 11.45am
Shepherds Bush 11.47am
North Pole Signal 11.50am
North Pole Junction 11.51am
Mitre Bridge Junction 11.52am
Willesden South West Sidings At station from11.56am until 11.59am
Acton Wells Junction 12.02pm
Acton Central 12.07pm
South Acton 12.08pm
South Acton Junction 12.09pm
Kew East Junction 12.13pm
Old Kew Junction 12.14pm
Brentford 12.17pm
Syon Lane 12.18pm
Isleworth 12.19pm
Hounslow 12.21pm
Hounslow Junction 12.22pm
Feltham Junction 12.23pm
Feltham 12.25pm

Following a tour of the Surrey Hills, the train will arrive back at London Victoria at 3.18pm.

The Flying Scotsman will also be travelling from Crewe to Paddington from June 5 to June 8.

For more information, or to buy tickets, head to the train's website.