All aboard! New direct Eastbourne to London service benefits capital commuters
Passengers have boarded the first train on a new, direct, rail link between Eastbourne, Lewes and London Bridge, making commutes to the City easier than ever
Passengers have boarded the first train on a new, direct, rail link between Eastbourne, Lewes and London Bridge, making commutes to the City easier than ever
Preston Park station in Brighton is being transformed with a new 90-metre-long mural with the help of charity Grace Eyre’s Active Lives service – and the local community is invited to join them.
Two Eastbourne media students have grilled Southern Rail about the environmental benefits of travelling by train for a half hour radio documentary
Passengers are advised to plan ahead on Sunday 30 November as buses replace trains on the Brighton Main Line due to major engineering work south of Gatwick Airport
On White Ribbon Day today, the UK’s largest train operator, Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), has announced free training sessions supporting staff and empowering passengers to safely support someone who is being harassed. They will be delivered by charity Protection Approaches
A free, family-friendly exhibition train celebrating 200 years of the modern railway is heading to three stations in Sussex and Surrey, it has been announced.
Network Rail is advising passengers to plan ahead as they deliver vital improvements for a more reliable railway during the Christmas and New Year period.
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), which operates Gatwick Express, Great Northern, Southern and Thameslink trains, has created a new role of Safeguarding Manager to support passengers and colleagues
Passengers will benefit from pay as you go with contactless at 21 more Great Northern, Southern and Thameslink stations from 14 December
The UK’s largest train operator is looking for community groups and charities who want to make an impact in the communities it serves with the latest round of a huge grant fund which has already awarded £1.26m to a wide range of good causes.
The UK’s largest train operator is looking for community groups and charities who want to make an impact in the communities it serves with the latest round of a huge grant fund which has already awarded £1.26m to a wide range of good causes.
Representatives from Railway Children met with Angie Doll, Chief Executive Officer of Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), to discuss the vital work being carried out to support vulnerable children and young people across London’s rail network and beyond