London. September 23. Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), the UK’s largest rail operator, and young people’s charity, The Prince’s Trust, have today announced that their Get into Railways training programme has generated £1.6 million of social benefit [see editor's note] to UK society over the last five years.
A collaboration between a street artist and schoolchildren has led to a brightly coloured mural adorning a railway bridge outside Three Bridges station.
Five colleagues are finalising preparations ahead of driving a 14-year-old former taxi nearly 1,300 miles across Europe as part of a fundraising challenge.
Southern’s Falmer station has been transformed into a bee-friendly haven thanks to new flower beds and a striking mural.
Twenty-five homeless people and individuals living below the poverty line enjoyed an uplifting day out at the seaside thanks to Thameslink.
Hassocks train station staff are backing a campaign to raise awareness of childhood cancer in honour of a local girl whose life was tragically taken by the disease.
Luton Airport Parkway station has been given a colourful makeover thanks to the installation of new floral displays.
Reminder of changes to road and rail travel by multi-agency group
Thameslink rail users can now grab a book on-the-go following the launch of a new book swap scheme at Elstree and Borehamwood station.
Stevenage colleagues have raised £830 for a worthwhile cause by following in the footsteps of Mary Berry.
New signs have been installed at a Southern station to highlight two local picturesque areas included in London’s newest nature reserve.
A Crawley dad is tackling twelve 10km races and two half marathons in a year after a health scare prompted a lifestyle overhaul.
Huntingdon train station staff have smashed their fundraising target after taking part in a 25km trek in aid of the British Heart Foundation (BHF).
A Bedford dad is gearing up for a gladiator-style challenge in honour of a little girl and a much-missed colleague.
Great Northern and Thameslink passengers using Radlett, Potters Bar and Brookmans Park stations have been given greater convenience and choice today [Thursday 29 August] with the arrival of contactless pay as you go. Pay as you go with Oyster has also been extended to Radlett and Potters Bar.
Twenty-two teenagers have scored free travel to support their sports development with Luton Town FC – the 'Hatters' – thanks to train operator Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), the company that runs Thameslink and Great Northern train services.
New floral displays have brightened up Royston station thanks to the efforts of residents and Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) staff.
Govia Thameslink Railway and Network Rail are reminding Great Northern and Thameslink passengers that there will be no trains on routes between Cambridge, Peterborough, Hertford North and King’s Cross, St Pancras International or Moorgate on Saturday and Sunday of the August Bank Holiday weekend (24-25 August 2019). Passengers are urged not to travel on these routes.
The official unveiling of Carshalton railway station’s new £2.5million lifts was marked with a ribbon cutting today (Friday, 16 August).
Thameslink colleagues used flour power to support an independent Bedford-based charity close to their hearts.
