The store opened yesterday (22 October), marked by an official opening ceremony and free pretzel giveaway.
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), which operates Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express, has welcomed the popular pretzel chain, Auntie Anne’s, to Brighton station – which is the global brand’s first venture into railway station trading.
To celebrate the business officially opening a
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) is on the hunt for the 2025 intake of apprentice engineers who are ready to take the first steps into a fulfilling career in rail.
Budding engineers will learn how to maintain GTR’s large fleet of trains and gradually take on more responsibility as their skills develop over the four-year apprenticeship. The course is a mixture of practical and theory learning, le
Rail passengers in south London asked to plan ahead and check before they travel as Network Rail brings an upgraded signalling system online over seven days
Upgrade work will mean that no trains will run on parts of the National Rail and London Overground networks for seven days starting on Saturday 26 October and finishing on Friday 1 November (half-term week).
The upgrades taking place be
Network Rail has issued the following press release:
Passengers across East Anglia are being encouraged to check before travelling this Christmas as engineering work will be taking place, affecting some rail services over the festive period.
While much of the rail network across the east of England will be open, major engineering work is taking place between Christmas and into the New Year t
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) is extending the free use of a groundbreaking smartphone app, designed to enhance accessibility for blind and partially sighted passengers, to all 236 of its Great Northern, Southern and Thameslink-managed stations
Three stations run by Govia Thameslink Railway have won their way through to the semi-finals of the national World Cup of Stations 2024, thanks to their amazing independent businesses
Passengers are being urged to check before they travel ahead of engineering work this weekend that will see buses replacing Thameslink and East Midlands Railways trains south of Luton
Employees took part in ‘The BIG Fundraising Week’ centred around World Mental Health Day, raising money for Mind.
The activity kicks off a three-year partnership between the charity and Govia Thameslink Railway.
For the first time, employees at the UK’s largest rail company, Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), have taken part in a companywide fundraising week, helping to raise a total of £15,194
Leafy Bean café at Great Northern’s Bowes Park station in north London is vying to be voted Britain’s best railway station business
Country Line buffet bar at King’s Lynn station is vying to be voted Britain’s best railway business.
Coffee Buzz at West Hampstead Thameslink is vying for the title of best UK station business in the World Cup Of Stations 2024 contest
KCK Jamaican takeaway at Southern's Thornton Heath station in south London is vying to be voted Britain’s best railway station business
Lewes station’s Runaway Café is vying to be voted Britain’s best railway station business
Striking artwork by A-level students and primary school children is brightening the journeys of passengers passing through two Southern railway stations in and around Epsom
Queenie’s Vintage Tearoom and Bar on Platform 2 of Emsworth station in Hampshire is vying to be voted Britain’s best railway station business
Rail passengers are being asked to plan their journeys ahead of essential work in the Ore tunnel beginning two weeks from today
Thameslink has released an audio guide that describes its vast fleet of 115 trains, written with the help of a blind passenger
Passengers are being reminded that upgrade work will mean that no trains will run on parts of the National Rail and London Overground networks for seven days from Saturday 26 October to Friday 1 November (half-term week)
Thameslink trains won't run between London St Pancras and Harpenden for nine days from 21 December. East Midlands Trains will not run between London St Pancras and Bedford.
Brighton train station has been renamed to honour Bly Twomey, one of Britain’s youngest ever Paralympians.
Just weeks after winning her first Paralympic medals, Brighton station, managed by Southern, has been renamed 'Blyton' in recognition of the 14-year-old’s remarkable two bronze medal wins at the 2024 Paralympic Games, alongside Fliss Pickard.
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