GTR gives passengers free Wi-Fi on board trains
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has started to roll out free Wi-Fi on board more of its trains, helping passengers stay in touch on the go.
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GTR's plans to support Brighton and Hove Pride
Govia Thameslink Railway will be running longer Thameslink trains to and from Brighton during next month's renowned Pride celebrations, but the event will still be affected by the ASLEF drivers’ strike on Southern.
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Automatic delay compensation for Govia Thameslink Railway passengers
Thameslink and Great Northern passengers using a key smartcard are now being automatically compensated for delays of 15 minutes or more
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Commuters support Grenfell Tower collection
A team of six off-duty railway workers collected £6,500 for survivors of the Grenfell Tower tragedy from generous commuters at King’s Cross station, in just two days.
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Govia Thameslink Railway reveals plans to improve services for passengers across the South East
Passengers across the South East will have faster, easier, more seamless journeys into and across central London, train firm Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) revealed today.
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More services for Hitchin and Stevenage commuters confirmed following consultation
Commuters from Hitchin and Stevenage will have 50% more fast trains to King’s Cross by the end of 2018 and new services across central London stopping at Farringdon (for Crossrail and Heathrow), and London Bridge (for Canary Wharf).
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Southern plans new resilient timetable if ASLEF drivers' overtime ban goes ahead
Southern plans to operate 75% of its weekday services on Thursday and Friday, 29 and 30 June, and is working to improve on this number from Monday 3 July
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Thameslink train driver in fatality drama shortlisted for award
A Bedford train driver with Thameslink has been shortlisted for a national award
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Network Rail apologises for Thameslink delays
Overrunning engineering work this morning caused disruption
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Southern's Go-Learn programme is a hit with 5,000 youngsters
Over the last year Southern and Sussex Community Rail Partnership’s (SCRP) Go-Learn railway education programme, focused on teaching school children about safe and independent travel, has been delivered to almost 5,500 children, whilst also receiving excellent reviews, from both teachers and youngsters. Go-Learn, continues to engage youngsters and encourage them to be safe train travellers.
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Hadley Wood station ramps up accessibility
Over 100 residents gathered at Hadley Wood railway station on Friday (26 May) to celebrate the opening of a new access ramp funded and built by Great Northern in response to a community petition.
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Thameslink's Cricklewood station wins again!
The community partnership at Cricklewood station has won Thameslink's service quality awards
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Modern air-conditioned trains take over King’s Lynn route as Great Northern services are doubled at Ely
Great Northern, run by Govia Thameslink Railway, today replaced all the trains between King's Lynn and Cambridge with modern, air-conditioned carriages, just in time for summer
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GTR responds to reports of an ASLEF overtime ban
Further to reports of an ASLEF overtime ban, Nick Brown, Chief Operating Officer at Southern’s parent company Govia Thameslink Railway, said...
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Southern responds to RMT strike call
In response to the RMT’s new strike date, Andy Bindon, HR Director at Govia Thameslink Railway, Southern’s parent company, said: “We are hugely disappointed that once again the RMT has called a strike...
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Seagulls’ promotion parade – more Southern carriages, but expect long wait at stations
Train operator Southern says passengers should expect long waits at stations and allow more time for their journey if travelling by train on Sunday 14 May...
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Blooming Ore station!
Ore station has been improved thanks to a local initiative supported by the Sussex Community Rail Partnership, and Southern Railway.
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Modern air-conditioned trains to breeze on to Fen Line and Great Northern services to be doubled at Ely
Modern air-conditioned trains due to be fitted with Wi-Fi are set to breeze onto Great Northern's King's Lynn-Cambridge Fen Line route when the train operator, part of Govia Thameslink Railway, launches its new timetable on 21 May, it was announced today.
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Heritage makeover for another Great Northern station
Great Northern and the Railway Heritage Trust today unveiled their £64,000 heritage makeover of Downham Market station with local MP Elizabeth Truss.
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Broken-down engineering train
Network Rail, which looks after the railway's tracks, signalling and power systems, has issued a statement after this morning's engineering overrun
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