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Up to 50 Southeastern trains across London, Kent and East Sussex will be tooting their horns in support of the NHS at 8pm, Thursday 23 April.
Fellow train companies follow Southeastern's lead in announccing they too will cover the cost of train tickets for anyone travelling to refuge accommodation during the coronavirus lockdown.
Kent residents are being reminded to avoid unnecessary travel to coastal areas and other popular open spaces this weekend as efforts continue to curb the spread of Covid-19.
Southeastern today confirms that the Department for Transport (DfT) has awarded a Direct Award Contract to Govia (a subsidiary of the Go Ahead Group (65%) and Keolis (35%)) to continue operating the Southeastern franchise.
A reduced Southeastern timetable will run from Monday 23 March all stations will remain open to allow key workers to make essential journeys.
Southeastern and Network Rail celebrate landmark day with the aim to increase the female workforce by 50% by 2024.
Women fleeing domestic abuse can now apply for free train travel to refuge accommodation, through Women’s Aid’s new ‘rail to refuge’ scheme, supported by Southeastern and Great Western Railway.
Today, Southeastern has surprised passengers travelling on its network by changing London St Pancras to ‘London St Pancake’ on all display screens to celebrate the day.
According to National Rail Passenger Survey results, 81% of Southeastern passengers are satisfied with their journeys.
Southeastern has made two senior appointments to its Executive Board.