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  • The Boro Boys are back in business with renewed rail partnership. More images below.

    Stevenage FC and Thameslink kick off 2022 with renewed Academy partnership

    The rail operator and Hertfordshire-based academy football team have partnered up for the eighth year running to provide the club’s apprentices with free train travel on Thameslink and Great Northern routes.
    The longstanding partnership enables players of all backgrounds to easily get to the training ground from their home, school, or college, free of charge. Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) is c

  • Zonal masking: Stevenage FC Academy players are face-covering role models with free rail travel

    Boro’s boys are role model mask-wearers

    Stevenage FC’s Academy promotes face-covering by young rail travellers Thameslink provide free travel passes for football apprentices
    Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) and Stevenage FC Academy have announced an expansion of their long-standing community partnership, now in its seventh year.
    As the second lockdown begins, the club’s apprentices are acting as role-model rail passengers, helping

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