News Releases

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  19 Dec 2016

  Early shut down of services on Christmas Eve

  With the festive season soon to start, Southeastern is seeking to remind people travelling on Christmas Eve to make sure they know the time of their last train home.

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  19 Dec 2016

  A call to artists - commission for Tunbridge Wells station
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  16 Dec 2016

  We have repainted all our stations

  A painter adds the finishing touches at Margate station as part of a multi-million refurbishment
  We have finished repainting the stations we manage on our network as part of a 14 month refurbishment programme.

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  13 Dec 2016

  Poppy train smashes target and raises £27,000 for The Royal British Legion

  Southeastern’s special poppy train has raised £27,003 for the Royal British Legion this year - £6,000 more than in 2015

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  06 Dec 2016

  New smart card ticket The Key is launched

  Rail Minister Paul Maynard today heralded our new smart card – The Key – which has been rolled-out as part of the government’s plans for smart card ticketing.

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  02 Dec 2016

  A statement from us on 2017 fares

  Following today's statement (Friday 2 December 2016) by the Rail Delivery Group (RDG) on the average 2.3 per cent national train fare rise for next year, please see below a statement from Southeastern - which has a lower annual average fare increase of 1.8 per cent:

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  18 Nov 2016

  We are introducing smart cards from December
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  26 Oct 2016

  SNODLAND STATION TICKET OFFICE RE-OPENS AFTER 30 YEARS, THANKS TO £1.1M REDEVELOPMENT

  Managing director David Statham (left) and Tracey Couch MP unveil a plaque at the opening of the refurbished Snodland train station

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  06 Oct 2016

  Mike Fitzgerald wins prestigious lifetime achievement award

  The long standing chairman of the Kent Community Rail Partnership (KCRP) has received a national lifetime achievement award and been honoured for his voluntary work.

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  30 Sep 2016

  Commemorative Battle of the Somme Poppy train to raise money for Royal British Legion

  Southeastern will run a commemorative Poppy train ahead of Remembrance Sunday, taking paying passengers on a round trip from London, through Kent and on to Brighton to raise money for the Royal British Legion.