News Releases
250 news releases found, showing page 24 of 25
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26 Sep 2017Customer service colleagues scoop National Rail Award for excellence
Southeastern’s Customer Service Ambassadors pilot programme has won the prestigious Customer Service Excellence Award at the National Rail Awards.
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18 Sep 201768 extra train carriages to be introduced on busiest routes
Southeastern passengers will soon benefit from 68 extra carriages which will be added to trains on the busiest services from mid-September.
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19 Jul 2017Plan ahead: limited services running over the August Bank Holiday
Passengers travelling over the upcoming August Bank Holiday and following four days should plan their travel arrangements in advance as certain services will be diverted to complete ongoing engineering work.
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19 May 2017Some changes to our Sunday services this weekend
Ongoing upgrade work as part of the Thameslink Programme means that – from Sunday 21 May – some of Southeastern’s Sunday services from Charing Cross will go back to running in to and out of Cannon Street.
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12 Apr 2017Travel tips for Southeastern passengers on marathon day
Southeastern has published important advice for anyone running – or watching – the Virgin Money London Marathon. It will also be running an extra 111 trains on Sunday 23 April 2017
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12 Apr 2017New mural takes pride of place at Tunbridge Wells station
Tunbridge Wells station unveils new mural as the Mayor and Mayoress reveal the much anticipated brand new piece of art, which tells 2,500 years of local history.
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12 Apr 2017Southeastern donates £20,000 to Dame Kelly Holmes Trust
Dame Kelly Holmes accepts charitable donation of £20,000 from Southeastern on behalf of the Dame Kelly Holmes Trust.
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16 Mar 2017Bigjigs launches wooden toy replica of Southeastern's high speed train
This must surely be the toy of choice for any train loving tot – a Bigjigs wooden replica of a Southeastern high speed train.
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07 Feb 2017
Tunbridge Wells station unveils mural to tell town's history
Artist Chris Burke has been commissioned to tell the more than 2,500 year tale of Tunbridge Wells from the Iron Age to the present day in a huge mural at the town’s main railway station.