Govia Thameslink Railway is UK’s first rail operator to sign new homelessness charter

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Govia Thameslink Railway is UK’s first rail operator to sign new homelessness charter

Pictured (left to right): Hilton Matereke (GTR), Steve White (GTR), David Morris (NOAH), Rachel Hopkins MP and Joe Healy (GTR)
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GTR signs new homelessness charter. L-R Steve White (Chief Operating Officer GTR), David Morris (Chief Executive of NOAH Enterprise), Rachel Hopkins (MP for Luton) and Claire Astbury (Luton Council). More images below.

Govia Thameslink Railway is UK’s first rail operator to sign new homelessness charter

Homelessness in the UK is increasing year-on-year and has been heightened during the pandemic, with reports of rough sleepers up by 36%[1]. The issue is particularly prevalent on the railway, which is why the UK’s largest rail operator has signed a new charter to help safeguard vulnerable people and communities.
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), is the first train operating company to put its nam

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