A best-selling author and travel writer has been praised for helping return a lost laptop at Reading Train Station.
Liz Fraser, who has also worked presenting shows such as BBC’s Holiday and Channel 4’s The Virtual Body, took to X today (October 23) to let the owner of the bag know she tried to help.
She wrote: “To the lady who left her laptop case with lots inside it on the seat next to me at Guildford.
To the lady who left her laptop case with lots inside it on the seat next to me at Guildford: I ran out onto the platform and called out to try and find you - I'm so sorry I couldn't! The conductor says it will be taken back to Reading station. I hope you get it back 🙏🏻 @GWRHelp
— Liz Fraser (@lizfraser1) October 23, 2024
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"I ran out onto the platform and called out to try and find you - I'm so sorry I couldn't.
“The conductor says it will be taken back to Reading station. I hope you get it back.”
People were quick to praise the author, writing: “I wish there were more people like you” and “Ah. You good egg.”
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