Brighton Main Line improvement works re-scheduled to reduce impact on passengers
Network Rail announces changes to improvement work that affects Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express passengers
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Govia Thameslink Railway announces details of compensation for Great Northern and Thameslink passengers
GTR has today announced details of an additional industry compensation scheme for those season ticket holders on Great Northern and Thameslink most affected by issues relating to the introduction of the May timetable.
Refunds on fares are being offered to customers in agreement with the Department for Transport and in recognition of the recent disruption.
The scheme will be funded by the rai -
Govia Thameslink Railway publishes details of new interim timetable
Details of a new interim timetable to provide a more reliable service for Thameslink and Great Northern passengers have been published
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Urgent travel advice
Passengers are advised NOT to travel with Thameslink, Southern or Gatwick Express from the south into London this morning due to a major signalling fault
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GTR announces additional compensation for Thameslink and Great Northern passengers
Govia Thameslink Railway has announced a special compensation scheme in agreement with the Department for Transport
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Go-Ahead Group appoints Patrick Verwer as CEO of Govia Thameslink Railway
GTR's parent company issues news release
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Network Rail apology for Thameslink service this morning
This morning a six-mile stretch of signalling failed at Luton meaning that no trains could run south of Bedford
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GTR response to spring 2018 national rail passenger survey
Transport Focus has published the findings of its spring 2018 National Rail Passenger Survey
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Go-Ahead Group announces resignation of Chief Executive Officer of Govia Thameslink Railway
GTR's parent company issues news release
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Joint media statement from Network Rail, GTR and Northern
Industry sets out how it is going to improve the service for customers as quickly as possible
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Rail companies to introduce temporary timetables to give customers more certainty
The rail industry has pledged to work together to get services back on track as quickly as possible
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GTR announces 400 new daily train services in UK’s biggest-ever timetable change
Embargoed to 6am Wednesday 16 May
Govia Thameslink Railway today announced a significant boost to services as part of its RailPlan 20/20 programme with almost 400 or 13% more trains running every day when its new timetable is introduced next week.
GTR, Britain’s biggest rail operator, will start to run around 3,600 trains – one every 24 seconds – across its network in a step forward for its
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