GTR response to ASLEF referendum result
GTR pleased with announcement
Topics: Transport
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First new Thameslink trains arrive on Peterborough route
Direct services to new central London stations and Gatwick from May Increasingly thousands more peak hour seats – from May
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Network Rail apology for disruption
Network Rail has issued the following apology after this morning's disruption.
A Network Rail spokesperson said: “During overnight engineering work, Network Rail contractors damaged overhead line equipment near Welywn North station after they struck it with a crane. This affected trains this morning as no services were able to run through the area.
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Business as usual on most Southern routes during RMT strike
Southern Rail will be running a normal service on most routes during the RMT’s strike on Wednesday and Thursday, 8 and 9 November
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Southern helping commuters go home fully charged
Southern Railway has today announced a project to upgrade its free-to-use electric vehicle (EV) charging points along the route.
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Surrey station book-swap boosts Beds and Sussex charities
A book swap scheme run by staff at Whyteleafe station in Surrey has raised £500 for two charities chosen by Govia Thameslink Railway employees.
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Southern passengers in line for better loos and new waiting room at Eastbourne station
Southern Railway contractors this week started work at Eastbourne station, putting in new toilets, a better waiting room and a wider, step-free entrance.
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Govia Thameslink welcomes Ian McLaren as new finance director
Ian McLaren will be joining Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) as Chief Financial Officer on 11 December. Ian is currently the Finance and Contracts Director at London Midland, a role he has held since 2014.
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Statement on ASLEF agreement
The Aslef executive has endorsed proposals negotiated to resolve the dispute that has been affecting Southern and Gatwick Express
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Thameslink makes it even easier to reach London Luton Airport by train
Govia Thameslink Railway is to boost the number of shuttle buses running between Luton Airport Parkway railway station and London Luton Airport by over 200 services a week making it even easier for passengers to travel by train
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Tech-savvy manager wins rail industry award
Southern’s Kai Gohegan has been presented with the Depot Staff of the Year award at the RailStaff Awards. Kai, who has worked for Southern for just under 13 years, has been credited with revolutionising the way the train operator plans fleet maintenance.
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GTR fundraiser recognised for Grenfell charity work
An employee engagement manager at Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has won the RBF “Heart of Gold” Award for Charity at the RailStaff Awards.
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Children’s art launches North Dulwich station partnership
Children of Dulwich Hamlet Junior School helped Southern launch its latest station partnership this morning (Monday 16 October) by celebrating a platform art display at North Dulwich.
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A slice and a smile at Lewes station
Karen Fullbrook, Southern Railway Ticket Office Clerk, has raised over £420 for Macmillan Cancer Support with a cake sale at Lewes station on the charity's national Cake Day.
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Train firm highlights mental health issues
Great Northern operated by Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), is helping Radio 1 highlight mental health issues in teenagers as part of the music station's My Mind and Me campaign
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GTR staff run to remember trainee driver Paul
Rail staff from Govia Thameslink Railway finished the Great Eastern Run on Sunday (8 October) in memory of their 32-year-old colleague, trainee driver Paul McCann, who tragically died running the same half marathon last year.
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Hats off to GTR for 10 years’ support for Luton Town FC youngsters
More than 50 teenagers have scored free travel to support their sports development with Luton Town FC – nicknamed the 'Hatters' – thanks to train operator Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR).
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GTR now also offers refunds for passengers caught out by Monarch entering administration
Southern, Thameslink, Gatwick Express and Great Northern will not only honour the rail tickets of Monarch passengers returning to the UK early or late but it will also refund or rearrange tickets it has sold through its stations or websites
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GTR honours rail tickets of Monarch passengers
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has said its three train companies that serve airports will all honour the rail tickets of Monarch passengers returning to the UK early or late after the airline went into administration this morning
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Govia Thameslink’s “visionary” London Blackfriars is Major Station of the Year
Thameslink’s London Blackfriars station, run by Govia Thameslink Railway, has been named as Major Station of the Year in the National Rail Awards.
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