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
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
Lewes station’s Runaway Café is vying to be voted Britain’s best railway station business
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
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. From today until the day after World CP Day (7 Oc
Passengers are being advised to plan their weekend journeys in advance during ongoing multi-million-pound work to electrify the Midland Main Line this September.
Marks & Spencer and its travel retail partner, SSP Group, have officially reopened the refurbished M&S Food store at Brighton train station.
Govia Thameslink Railway has awarded grants totalling £448,000 to 37 organisations who are launching community projects close to stations served by the train operator.
Ahead of this year’s Brighton Pride, GTR unveils thought-provoking ‘Words of Pride’ at busy train stations.
The rail operator has partnered with creatives from the LGBTQ+ community to share what pride means to them, as the annual celebrations are now only a week away.
Extra trains and increased capacity to help people travel to and from Brighton Pride.
The UK’s largest Pride event is just ove
Rail passengers are being advised to plan ahead and check for journey updates while multi-million-pound Midland Main Line upgrades continue.
Network Rail and train operators are reminding passengers to plan ahead and check before travelling as further improvement work to the Midland Main Line takes place across two weekends in March.
Network Rail will be carrying out major upgrades to the Midland Main Line across four weekends in February and March resulting in some changes to East Midlands Railway and Thameslink services.
Network Rail is advising passengers to check before they travel as major engineering work will impact on services between Bedford and London St Pancras over the next two weekends.
Train operator Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has agreed contracts with community climate action group Energy Garden to install solar panels at three of its main depots, following a successful trial scheme at Streatham Hill.
A £1.5 million programme to strengthen a railway bridge in Kempston Hardwick, Bedfordshire will get under way this month to improve reliability for passengers. Over the next five months, Network Rail engineers will repair and strengthen the steel girders and bridge deck and improve drainage and guttering on the structure which carries the Midland Main Line over the B530 Ampthill Road.
A brand-new footbridge is now helping to ease congestion at Thameslink’s busiest station north of London, St Albans City.
Passengers travelling through St Albans City train station can look forward to seeing a burst of colour in the spring after a local charity planted more than 200 flower bulbs
No Southern trains will run between East Croydon and London Victoria station and Gatwick Express will be suspended during some October and November weekends and over the Christmas festive period
