Categories: accessible travel policy

  • Southern has completed pilot sessions at Hove and Arundel stations to re-familiarise passengers with train travel. More images below.

    Southern offers helping hand to people in Sussex returning to the railway

    With restrictions easing and the rules around leisure travel becoming more relaxed, rail operator Southern has been reaching out to local communities to support those with additional needs who may be nervous about using the railway again.
    Working with its partner of over five years, The Aldingbourne Trust, Southern has completed pilot sessions at Hove and Arundel stations to re-familiarise pas

  • Fiona Bower at Brighton station features in the staff training videos - more images and video available to download below

    UK’s largest rail network pledges better assistance for millions across the South East

    New Accessible Travel Policy sees disabled passengers help train colleagues across Great Northern, Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express, to create a more accessible railway
    Customer service teams at Britain’s biggest rail franchise have pledged to make travelling by train easier for millions of people who need help and assistance when they return to the railway in the coming weeks and month

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