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02 Jun 2021Planning routes and planting roots
The secret gardens steps away from the daily commute, maintained by Southeastern staff and the local community
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02 Jun 2021Southeastern and Govia Thameslink Railway launch new Season Ticket Calculator
As commuters prepare to return to the office, the train operators have introduced a Season Ticket Calculator to help passengers identify the right fares for them
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01 Jun 2021Breeze through summer and get to the coast at quieter times: warm weather expected tomorrow
- Busiest trains to coast between 10:30-13:30 and returning between 16:00-19:00
- ‘Crowdbuster’ train on standby between Faversham and Ramsgate, with longer weekday trains from Victoria to Ramsgate
- Extra staff on hand to help keep you safe and secure
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28 May 2021Swanley station’s new ticket office opens for business
- £2.25 million scheme delivered by Southeastern and Network Rail, and funded by Kent County Council and Sevenoaks District Council
- Major refurbishment also undertaken to footbridge
- Changes to station approach will improve air quality and traffic flow
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10 May 2021Southeastern safeguards colleagues’ mental health during Covid-19 pandemic
- An industry first as Southeastern to launch mental health charter for rail operators this month
- Covid-19 pandemic sharply escalates stress, anxiety and isolation among transport workers
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29 Apr 2021More trains back in Southeastern’s timetable from Sunday 16th May
- Additional fast and stopping services on key routes
- Some off-peak services reinstated
- More early morning services, and extra trains for day-trippers to the Kent coast
- Limited number of additional and longer trains also reinstated from Monday 26th April
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30 Mar 2021Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Cornwall, meets pioneers of lifesaving train travel scheme
- Duchess meets people from Southeastern and other organisations at London's Victoria station
- Four domestic abuse survivors have been helped on average since April 2020
- Her Royal Highess calls Rail to Refuge 'a brilliant initiative'
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26 Mar 2021Longer trains to meet increased demand as Kent and East Sussex come out of lockdown
- Eight-carriage trains return on key routes during off-peak times
- All peak time trains to be formed of at least eight carriages
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26 Mar 2021Kidbrooke's new station 'built back better'
- New building supports nearby development of 5,000 homes
- Station will be ‘gateway’ that Kidbrooke Village can be proud of
- New ticket office replaces interim station building
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24 Mar 2021
Lifesaving travel scheme pioneered by Southeastern extended to help more domestic abuse survivors
- Train operators in Great Britain, including Southeastern, are extending the ‘Rail to Refuge’ scheme to help hundreds more domestic abuse survivors.
- Figures show 1,348 people have used the lifesaving scheme since April 2020, equal to four survivors a day.
- The scheme was pioneered by Southeastern in 2019, before being introduced by all train operators during the first lockdown in 2020.