News Releases
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14 Jun 2019Southeastern supports Pride Canterbury
- For the first time, Southeastern is proudly supporting Pride Canterbury, taking place on Saturday 15 June
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13 Jun 2019Southeastern to introduce 15-minute Delay Repay compensation
- Website upgraded so Delay Repay claims can be submitted in half the time
- ‘Best Fare Finder’ will help passengers easily find the right ticket
- Smart ticket enhancements will mean more fares available online
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17 May 2019Southeastern high-speed train driver swaps rail-track for race-track
Southeastern train driver, Toby Price, prepares for his motorsport debut all in aid of Fertility Network UK.
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03 May 2019Young passenger reunited with missing 'Twinkle-bear'
A father shared touching footage of his daughter being reunited with her missing teddy Twinkle-Bear, after Southeastern staff managed to track down the cuddly toy.
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26 Apr 2019Extra trains put on for Virgin Money London Marathon runners
Southeastern will be laying on extra services and more carriages this Sunday, for the Virgin Money London Marathon 2019.
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16 Apr 2019Enter our prize draw to win the cost of your annual season ticket
The train company has launched a Switch to Win prize draw, encouraging season ticket holders to switch to The Key smart card.
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10 Apr 2019Southeastern begins discussions to extend franchise
Department for Transport has started discussions with Southeastern about an extension of the current franchise, to allow more time to review and award a winner for the next South Eastern franchise
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05 Apr 2019Southeastern stations to benefit from £300m Access for All funding
Funding aims to make travel easier for passengers with reduced mobility, as well as people with children and pushchairs, heavy luggage or shopping.
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25 Mar 2019SE and Network Rail respond to Lewisham weather disruption
In a joint statement, Network Rail and Southeastern said: "The Beast from the East in 2018 brought about some of the most challenging weather conditions we've seen in the south east for more than a decade