The plan sets out how an improved partnership railway of the public and private sectors will secure prosperity for South East London and Kent

• Three month public consultation to understand what the country wants to see from an up to date, easier fares and ticketing system
• Rail industry, with independent watchdog Transport Focus, is running the consultation to inform proposals to update fares regulation and make things easier for customers
• An easier to use range of fares will aim to maximise the benefits of improvements in ticket-buying technology
• Alongside major upgrades to services, an easier-to-use range of fares is key to delivering the industry’s long-term plan for change and improvement launched in October
• Any proposals from the industry will be designed to be neutral in overall revenue terms and would require working with governments to implement

This morning, commuters across London, Kent and East Sussex travelled to work using services operating to our new timetable.

Examples of fun stories of commuting on Southeastern railways.  To tie in with the DVD launch of The Commuter.  As told by Southeastern Railway employees.

• Southeastern launches new timetable on Sunday May 20
• Major changes to train times: passengers reminded to check now
• More services and new journey opportunities for many stations

Southeastern have matched local school boy, Harrison Willock’s, fundraising efforts, by donating an additional £268.47 to North Kent Mind, an independent mental health charity. 

Southeastern is encouraging passengers to check for changes to their journeys from next month with a brand new timetable being introduced from Sunday May 20. The new timetable is now available on the Southeastern website, journey planners and in timetable booklets at stations.