Luton Town apprentice Coree Wilson welcomes free travel on Thameslink

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Luton Town apprentice Coree Wilson welcomes free travel on Thameslink

Luton Town apprentice Coree Wilson is proud to be a face-cover role model for young rail passengers
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Face-covering footballers: (front l to r) Luton Town first-team squad members Corey Panter and Sam Beckwith; (rear l to r) current apprentices Coree Wilson, Adam Wedd and Josh Swan

​Pass of the season: Thameslink supports young Hatters promoting safe rail travel

Luton Town FC apprentice footballers have this season joined forces with Thameslink to encourage reluctant teens to wear face coverings on trains.
For the 13th year running, Thameslink have given the latest intake of 17- and 18-year-olds at the Hatters a year’s free travel to their places of study and training. Some could not afford to attend otherwise.
In return the Academy players are act

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