Redundant GTR computers to transform students' lives in Malawi
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) are donating 600 redundant computers to The Turing Trust, the IT recycling and education charity. Most are expected to be passed on to schools in Malawi.
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GTR’s community project fund oversubscribed by £8 million in first year
‘Your Station, Your Community’, the £500,000 annual social and environmental improvement fund set up by Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), has been hugely oversubscribed, attracting more than £8.5 million in grant bids for its first year.
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GTR’s community project fund oversubscribed by £8 million in first year
‘Your Station, Your Community’, the £500,000 annual social and environmental improvement fund set up by Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), has been hugely oversubscribed, attracting more than £8.5 million in grant bids for its first year.
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Work continues over August Bank Holiday to introduce digital signalling on East Coast Main Line
Network Rail have issued the following press release about engineering work affecting Thameslink and Great Northern services between Stevenage and London over the August Bank Holiday weekend:
Passengers intending to travel between London Kings Cross and Stevenage and on Great Northern routes into Moorgate over the August Bank Holiday weekend are being asked to plan ahead due to engineering work -
National Rail strike: Only travel if your journey is absolutely necessary on Great Northern, Southern and Thameslink on 18 and 20 August; travel later on the mornings after
Passengers should travel only if absolutely necessary on Southern, Great Northern and Thameslink on Thursday 18 and Saturday 20 August and the mornings after on Friday 19 and Sunday 21 August due to next week’s strike by RMT members at Network Rail and UK train operators
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Only travel if absolutely necessary on Great Northern and Thameslink this Saturday due to strike action on other train operators
Passengers are strongly advised to travel only if absolutely necessary between Cambridge, Peterborough, Hertford North and London and to and from stations in between this Saturday, 13 August.
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GTR donate 1,000th abandoned bike for new life in South London
With a vanload delivered to Community Cycleworks in Southwark, South London this week, Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) have now donated over 1,000 bikes abandoned at stations to charity recycling schemes.
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Breastfeeding campaign encourages South Cambridgeshire businesses and community venues to welcome families who breastfeed and / or pump
Businesses across South Cambridgeshire are being encouraged to welcome families who breastfeed and / or pump thanks to a new campaign launched this month.
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Essential travel only on Great Northern and Thameslink this Saturday due to strike action on other train operators
Passengers are strongly advised to travel only if absolutely necessary between Cambridge, Peterborough, Hertford North and London and to and from stations in between this Saturday, 30 July
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Rail staff rush to save dog and keep owners safe at Bedford
Staff at Bedford station and the neighbouring rail depot staged a dramatic rescue of a Labrador dog that had been missing in the area for several days and captured the hearts of hundreds of people in the town trying to find him
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What a drag! Train company recruits special guests for announcements ahead of Brighton Pride
To add some pizzazz to travel messages ahead of next weekend’s Brighton and Hove Pride, Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has enlisted the help of two of Brighton’s most iconic drag queens.
Stephen Richards and Jason Sutton – better known as Lola Lasagne and Miss Jason – have both been part of the UK drag scene for over 25 years, performing regular shows in Brighton and beyond. With such unique -
National Rail strike: Only travel if your journey is essential on Great Northern, Southern and Thameslink on 27 July and morning after
Passengers should travel only if absolutely necessary on Southern, Great Northern and Thameslink on Wednesday 27 July and the morning after due to next week’s strike by RMT members at Network Rail and UK train operators
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Major £30 million investment coming to London Victoria station to reduce congestion and improve accessibility for passengers
Passengers using London Victoria station can look forward to easier journeys in future as Network Rail begins a £30m investment to reduce congestion on platforms and at ticket gates.
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Extreme heat continues to affect rail services
There will be no trains on much of the Thameslink network until late on Wednesday morning (20 July) and there will be a significantly reduced service between Peterborough and Stevenage
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URGENT SERVICE UPDATE: No Thameslink or Great Northern rail service on Tuesday anywhere north of London
There will be no Thameslink or Great Northern trains running in any location north of London Blackfriars on Tuesday, 19 July, due to the extreme heat
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Network Rail’s £10.5m refurbishment of iconic 140-year-old Oxted Viaduct is complete
Rail passengers who use the branch lines between South Croydon and East Grinstead or Uckfield can look forward to travelling safely over the Oxted Viaduct for decades to come after a £10.5m upgrade.
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Extremely hot weather – Only travel if necessary on Monday 18, and Tuesday 19 July says Govia Thameslink Railway
Passengers should travel only if their journey is truly necessary on Monday and Tuesday (18 and 19 July)
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Govia Thameslink Railway is proud to be serving Pride as festival returns to Brighton & Hove next month
GTR has confirmed there will be an enhanced service plan to support visitors to Brighton & Hove Pride from Friday 5th until Sunday 7th August
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The price is right: Top tips for savings on summer days out
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) – the train operator for Southern, Thameslink, Great Northern and Gatwick Express – is offering five top tips and money saving tricks for activities across the rail network this summer that won’t break the bank
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Passengers advised to plan ahead as Victorian railway viaduct at Ashurst station in Kent set for £3.5m makeover
A £3.5m refurbishment of a 134-year-old railway viaduct in Kent is about to get under way, with three weekends of engineering work planned for this summer - starting on Saturday 2 July.
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