Train operator Southeastern has put out an appeal to find a much loved cat which has long been adopted by staff at its Gillingham depot in Kent.

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