Network Rail is about to start a programme of work on a 10 mile stretch of the Arun Valley Line to remove, clean and replace ballast. The work will take place overnight until August, (with a two-week break in June) but in order for the programme to be completed within the 18-week period, changes to late evening Southern services on the line will be necessary.
New bicycle racks, providing 30% more places for pedalling passengers to leave their bikes, are being installed by Great Northern at Stevenage station in a bid to improve sustainable travel in the town.
10 young people with learning difficulties who have rarely or never travelled on a train before, have been shown just how easy it is from start to finish by Southern, travelling from Redhill station London Bridge, as part of Southern’s ‘Try the Train’ initiative.
Four youngsters have been offered permanent positions with Southern following their participation in a programme designed to help young people develop their employability skills. A further two candidates have been encouraged to apply for other roles within the company.
Around 15 young people with learning difficulties who have rarely or never travelled on a train before, have been shown just how easy it is from start to finish by Thameslink, travelling from Luton Airport Parkway station to St Pancras International.
Great Northern is pleased to announce the adoption of its first two stations by local community groups who will plant up and maintain flowers at Hitchin and Enfield Chase.
Passengers are being urged to check before travelling over Easter as major improvement work on the railway means Southern and Gatwick Express services will be amended over the Easter weekend of 25 – 28 March.
Southern has joined up with Fairfield Halls to sponsor the inspirational Terriers project in Croydon.
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has said it will consider carefully the constructive feedback given by London TravelWatch (LTW) today to its proposals to modernise some of its busier stations and looks forward to addressing concerns raised.
Travel advice for customers ahead of the Piccadilly line strike threatened by Tube unions
Transport for London (TfL) has today published travel advice to help Londoners get around, should planned strike action on the Piccadilly line take place this week.
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has said it will consider carefully the constructive feedback given by London TravelWatch (LTW) today to its proposals to modernise some of its busier stations and looks forward to addressing concerns raised.
