News Releases
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13 Dec 2016Poppy train smashes target raising £27,000
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 the Rail Delivery Group (RDG) statement on the avg 2.3% national train fare rise for 2017, read Southeastern's statement on a lower increase of 1.8% on fares.
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26 Oct 2016
Snodland ticket office reopens 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
Poppy train to raise money for the 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.
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01 Aug 2016
72% more journeys made since Oyster and contactless launch
Southeastern and TfL see 72% rise in passenger journeys on high speed services between St Pancras International and Stratford International due to PAYG Oyster and contactless payments systems.
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26 Jul 2016
Station employees praised after rescuing guide dog
Southeastern employees have been praised after rescuing a visually impaired passenger’s guide dog at Greenwich station.
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21 Jul 2016
Shortlands station annual fun day raises £2,500 for Alzheimer’s research
The Shortlands station team hosted their annual fun day last week on Saturday 16 July in aid of Alzheimer's Society, raising a total of £2,500 for the great cause.