London Kings Cross trains subject to change as improvements made in new timetable
Great Northern and Thameslink have announced that major improvements are to be made to their services from Sunday, 14th December.
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Six Hertfordshire and North London stations open ‘homes for nature’
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) and the Bee Friendly Trust have completed more than twenty ‘homes for nature’ at six Great Northern stations: Bayfo…
Ally Pally & Hadley Wood residents invited to find out about local rail work
Network Rail is inviting residents in Alexandra Palace and Hadley Wood to find out more about the work it is carrying out to manage vegetation.
East Coast Digital Programme has made further progress!
The billion-pound project has seen vital work completed over the weekend of the 18th and 19th Feb which will support a more reliable railway into the …
No trains to London Kings Cross as East Coast Digital Programme continues this weekend
Passengers are being urged to check before travelling this weekend (18th/19th February) as work continues on the East Coast Digital Programme.
The East Coast Digital Programme sees further progress as 2023 gets underway
Engineering work over the weekend and through the Christmas period has seen headway made for the transformational project
Service disruptions to East Coast Main Line services on 7/8 January
On 7th/8th January, train services on the southern part of the East Coast Main Line and across Great Northern routes are likely to be disrupted.
New Partnership Brings New Look To New Barnet Station
Thanks to Govia Thameslink Railway's new station partner, The Flower Bank, passengers using New Barnet station can enjoy the array of flowers.
Summer timetable change means more train services on Great Northern, Southern and Thameslink
Great Northern Southern and Thameslink are set to run more trains on their summer timetables to support commuters returning to the workplace.
£600,000 improvements package for disabled passengers has been completed by Govia Thameslink Railway
A £600,000 improvements package has been completed by Govia Thameslink Railway making the rail networks easier to use for disabled passengers.