While most trains will operate as normal over the Easter weekend, essential engineering work will take place in Sussex and in south London.
The UK’s largest train operating company, Govia Thameslink Railway, has made special arrangements for passengers whose flights have been affected by the war in the Middle East.
Further testing of a new digital signalling system means there will be no trains on large stretches of the East Coast Main Line out of King’s Cross, south of Peterborough, on Sunday 15 March
Four students from the University of Sussex in Brighton took their sustainability project all the way to the Houses of Parliament, with a little help from the Head of Environment at Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express
See it. Score it. Sorted! Stevenage FC adopts station in partnership with Thameslink and Great Northern
Network Rail has started work on a project delivering step-free access to all platforms at Thameslink's Luton station
A revitalised entrance to Brighton is encouraging visitors to take a new route to the sea, exploring the city’s vibrant independent shops in the North Laine.
Celebrations have been held to mark the 175th anniversary of the railway line between Hastings and Ashford International.
Repairs to the railway at Ockley have been completed following a landslip on an embankment that left one of the tracks hanging in mid-air, meaning that the railway between Horsham and Dorking will reopen to trains as expected, on Monday 16th February.
The UK’s largest rail operator, Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), is teaming up with a group of celebrities to host its most exciting social media competition yet, which could see one lucky customer win free travel as part of a bundle of prizes.
Running for its third year, Destination Dash is an interactive race across GTR’s network where social media users are asked to back either ‘Team Souther
Progress continues at pace on accessibility upgrades at Hertford North, helping to make the station more inclusive and welcoming.
Forty ‘Homes for Nature’ have been created at 12 more Great Northern, Southern and Thameslink railway stations across the southeast to increase biodiversity
