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  • Southern and Thameslink services into London Bridge to be disrupted on Tuesday morning

    Southern and Thameslink services into London Bridge are set to be disrupted tomorrow morning as Network Rail and Thames Water Engineers work to investigate options for repairing the hole underneath the railway tracks at Forest Hill. The hole appeared earlier this afternoon and is thought to lead down to a sewer which runs underneath the tracks.

  • Welly washing all part of the Secret (Garden) Service from Great Northern

    Great Northern train staff will be treating festival-goers to this year’s Secret Garden Party (21 July to 24 July) near Huntingdon to a free welly wash as part of their plans to cater for those of the 34,000-strong crowd who choose to travel by train. The last few years have seen heavy rain and a lot of mud.

  • Southern adds extra trains to revised timetable

    Southern is adding more services to the revised timetable it introduced on Monday to reduce delays and provide improved capacity on the busiest routes. These include more trains on the Tulse Hill, Peckham Rye route, the Mole Valley route between Dorking and Epsom and a train to and from Seaford and also to and from Lewes.

  • Little soldiers brighten up King's Lynn station

    Scotty’s Little Soldiers has adopted King’s Lynn Train Station as part of its ongoing work to support bereaved children who have lost a parent serving in the British Armed Forces.

  • 16.30 update from Southern on revised timetable

    Some 82% of Southern services are running to time against the temporary weekday revised timetable introduced today to reduce the impact on passengers and staff of unpredictable and late notice cancellations.

  • Revised timetable running well says Southern

    As of 08:30 over 92% of Southern services were running to time against the temporary weekday revised timetable, implemented on the morning of Monday 11 July, to reduce the impact on passengers and staff of unpredictable and late notice cancellations.

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