Southeastern is pleased to offer free travel on all of its services during Remembrance Sunday (November 10 2019) for serving troops, veterans and cadets.

A new war memorial is to be unveiled on Remembrance Sunday in Herne Hill station by MP for Dulwich and West Norwood, Helen Hayes.

• Southeastern are rolling out trial schemes of the JAM card and Sunflower Lanyard in a joint approach
• Southeastern Area Manager, Natalie Leister, has stepped forward to be the lead ally on a push for greater awareness of  hidden disabilities, Autism and Learning difficulties amongst Southeastern employees and Kent rail passengers – leading the debate with her first-hand experience of being the parent of a child with autism

• Southeastern, which runs train services into London from Kent and East Sussex, today launched a trial of two schemes to raise awareness of, and assist passengers with, “hidden disabilities”, including autism and Learning difficulties.

• 100 million passenger journeys in a decade[1]

• £1 billion boost to the Kent visitor economy from the high speed line[2]

• 48 million miles travelled collectively[3]

• Sustained improvement in punctuality – nearly 10% in two years - leads to top rail industry accolade
• Close partnership with Network Rail overcomes performance challenges while other improvements for passengers are rolled out including Delay Repay 15

• Passengers delayed by 15 minutes or more can now claim compensation
• Delay Repay forms have already been made faster and simpler to complete on upgraded website

• Faster journeys between Canterbury West and Ashford, speeding up Highspeed trains between the Kent Coast and London
• Shorter journey times on Mainline trains to and from London Charing Cross and London Victoria
• Increased boarding time at a small number of stations to accommodate growing passenger numbers

Southeastern cuts the price of off-peak rail tickets to just £15, £20 and £25

Southeastern will be running significantly fewer services on Thursday, and many trains will be much busier than usual due to extremely hot weather