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  • Plan ahead as essential work affects rail and road routes

    A £1.5 million programme to strengthen a railway bridge in Kempston Hardwick, Bedfordshire will get under way this month to improve reliability for passengers. Over the next five months, Network Rail engineers will repair and strengthen the steel girders and bridge deck and improve drainage and guttering on the structure which carries the Midland Main Line over the B530 Ampthill Road.

  • Luton DART to officially open on Monday 27 March

    The Luton DART connecting London Luton Airport with national rail services in under four minutes will officially open for business on Monday 27 March, it was confirmed during a launch celebration event today.

  • GTR comment in response to Bernard Tabary news

    Govia Thameslink Railway responds to the sad news that Bernard Tabary, Group Chief Executive Officer International of Keolis, passed away on Sunday 19 March 2023.
    Patrick Verwer, CEO of Govia Thameslink Railway, said:
    “The team at GTR is extremely saddened by the news that Bernard Tabary has passed away. Bernard was a great man with a wonderful sense of humour and I enjoyed working with him

  • Rail passengers on the hunt for hidden gems this Easter

    Passenger data revealed by GTR shows unexpected UK spots that proved popular last Easter and could be on trend for 2023 As the bank holiday draws closer, the rail operator is encouraging people to consider alternative day trips and explore lesser-known gems
    Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) is the UK’s largest rail operator, with a network spanning more than 800 miles and 11 counties. However,

  • GTR supports Samaritans to raise awareness around the power of ‘hello’

    Rail operator joins wider industry to support Samaritans’ latest campaign
    The UK’s largest rail operator is teaming up with the Samaritans and wider rail industry to show its support for the ‘Small Talk Saves Lives’ campaign, which aims to empower the public to start a conversation that could help save a life.
    New research from the charity reveals that just 50% of adults said they would fee

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