South London charity for homeless people, Spires, handed out over 100 pairs of socks to rough sleepers and insecurely-housed people invited to its annual Christmas celebration on Saturday 21 December.
Homeless people in Luton have received new pairs of socks this winter thanks to the generosity of Govia Thameslink Railway staff and passengers.
Pint-sized passengers have been learning about rail safety with Thameslink.
Harpenden station became the home of a new local business venture this month with the opening of a specialist wine and craft beer shop, Platform Wines, on platform 4.
Christmas has arrived early at Southern’s Angmering station thanks to creative schoolchildren.
Santa swapped his sleigh for a Thameslink train to give deserving families a magical fun-packed journey at the weekend.
A Potters Bar commuter “had to pinch” himself after winning the value of his Great Northern season ticket.
A husband and wife have been praised for their life-saving actions while on their way to pick up their daughter from her first day at nursery.
An Elstree & Borehamwood platform star has hit 80 not-out, as he is honoured for his international cricket career and 57 years on the railway
More than 4,170 pairs of socks were donated at stations across the Govia Thameslink Railway network on Thursday 5th December, to support six key homeless shelters across the route.
Sock collections took place at train stations across the network, as selected homeless charities and Govia Thameslink Railway – the UK’s largest rail network – joined forces to give those sleeping rough a new pair of
Govia Thameslink Railway is transforming lives and communities by fitting life-saving automatic heart restarters (defibrillators) at stations across its network, which is one of Britain’s biggest, covering London and nine counties
Schoolchildren kicked off Christmas at Bognor Regis train station with their rendition of popular festive tunes.
Artwork by children from two primary schools and a nursery was unveiled on Mill Road Bridge for an official opening of the bridge with Govia Thameslink Railway during the community's annual Christmas fair on Saturday
Horsham schoolchildren have filled their local Southern station with Christmas cheer.
Extra station stops will give Cooksbridge campaigners an all-day service for the first time on Mondays to Saturdays, and more trains from London in the evening peak, starting on Monday 16 December.
Southern Rail has teamed up with charity Building Heroes to upskill its new maintenance team and at the same time help ex-servicemen and women back into work
Schoolchildren have brought some festive cheer to Southern’s Bosham station.
A Southern rail maintenance worker was left speechless after receiving a surprise award for always being on hand to help a community rail group.
A delighted St Albans woman is the first Govia Thameslink Railway commuter to win the value of her season ticket.
The community group 'Cricklewood Town Team' have been busy adding festive cheer to the fantastic artwork they have installed over the years at Thameslink's station to raise its profile.
