GTR completes massive investment in new rolling stock
Rolling stock cascade thought to be UK’s biggest
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Brighton Ticket Office Clerk returns to the stage for one-woman comedy show
A Brighton station ticket office clerk is preparing for a return to the stage with her latest show ‘Every Wrong Direction – a one-woman comedy.’
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Rail colleagues prepare for mammoth 90-mile cycle ride to support The Prince’s Trust
Twenty-two Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) workers from Stevenage, Hitchin, Huntingdon, Royston, London and Croydon are hoping to raise over £5,000 for The Prince’s Trust after seeing first-hand how the organisation helps young people from disadvantaged backgrounds get into work.
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Charities to benefit through Govia Thameslink Railway’s Delay Repay scheme
Rail users can now donate their successful Delay Repay compensation claims to charity thanks to a new partnership between Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), the Samaritans and The Railway Children.
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Weekend work starts soon to improve Fen Line services
Work will start next month at key locations on the Fen Line between King’s Lynn and Cambridge to improve services for passengers
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Young People Train for Success with £1.6 million Social Boost
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.
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Three Bridges railway bridge has ‘wow factor’ thanks to art project
A collaboration between a street artist and schoolchildren has led to a brightly coloured mural adorning a railway bridge outside Three Bridges station.
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Govia Thameslink Railway operations team to take on European banger challenge
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.
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Falmer station is buzzing with bright new mural and pollinator-friendly planting
Southern’s Falmer station has been transformed into a bee-friendly haven thanks to new flower beds and a striking mural.
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Thameslink helps provide uplifting day trip for people living below poverty line
Twenty-five homeless people and individuals living below the poverty line enjoyed an uplifting day out at the seaside thanks to Thameslink.
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Hassocks station team support community efforts to raise awareness of childhood cancer
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.
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New floral displays brighten up Luton Airport Parkway station
Luton Airport Parkway station has been given a colourful makeover thanks to the installation of new floral displays.
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Lewes bonfire night just seven weeks away
Reminder of changes to road and rail travel by multi-agency group
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Thameslink rail users enjoy new book swap at Elstree and Borehamwood station
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.
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Stevenage colleagues showcase baking prowess for youth charity
Stevenage colleagues have raised £830 for a worthwhile cause by following in the footsteps of Mary Berry.
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Fresh signage at Coulsdon South celebrates London’s newest nature reserve
New signs have been installed at a Southern station to highlight two local picturesque areas included in London’s newest nature reserve.
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Crawley dad clocks up the miles for British Heart Foundation
A Crawley dad is tackling twelve 10km races and two half marathons in a year after a health scare prompted a lifestyle overhaul.
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UPDATED: Huntingdon colleagues smash fundraising target with 25km trek
Huntingdon train station staff have smashed their fundraising target after taking part in a 25km trek in aid of the British Heart Foundation (BHF).
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Bedford dad takes on ‘gladiator’ challenge in honour of local girl and much-missed colleague
A Bedford dad is gearing up for a gladiator-style challenge in honour of a little girl and a much-missed colleague.
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Convenience of pay as you go extends to more Hertfordshire stations
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.
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