Southern: Kent news
Tunnel vision: Rail Minister visits Mountfield Tunnel to see Network Rail’s engineering efforts to improve the reliability of the Tunbridge Wells to Hastings line in Kent
Rail Minister Huw Merriman visited Network Rail colleagues today (Wednesday 12 April) to see the progress being made upgrading track and strengthening embankments along this key commuter line between Tunbridge Wells and Hastings.
REMINDER: One week to go before Network Rail carries out essential work this Easter to stabilise embankments in South Kent and improve the track at Charing Cross station in London
From Friday 7 to Monday 10 April customers are being urged to check before they travel as buses replace trains across part of Network Rail’s Southern region.
REMINDER: Passengers should plan ahead this Easter as Network Rail carries out essential work to stabilise embankments in South Kent and improve the track at Charing Cross station in London
From Friday 7 to Monday 10 April customers are being urged to check before they travel as buses replace trains across part of Network Rail’s Southern region.
Pawsome reminder: Network Rail issues warning to pet owners after dog rescued from railway tracks in South East London
Network Rail is reminding pet owners of the importance of securing dogs and other pets when near the railway following a dog being rescued from underneath a train in South East London yesterday (Sunday 19 March).
One month to go until embankment works between Tunbridge Wells and Hastings this Easter with buses replacing trains
Network Rail is urging passengers in South Kent travelling between Tunbridge Wells and Hastings this Easter to plan ahead and leave more time for their journeys while vital embankment improvements are completed over a nine-day period.
‘Lift-off’ – project to provide step-free access at Bexley station in Kent kicked off in February
Network Rail has kicked off construction of a new footbridge and lifts at Bexley station which will provide passengers with a fully accessible station.
Samaritans research shows less than half the people in London – only just more in the South East - are confident approaching someone who could be vulnerable. Could you make small talk and save life?
- Samaritans survey shows just 47% of people in Greater London (53% in wider South East) feel confident approaching someone they feel could be vulnerable
- Network Rail Southern region teams up with Samaritans, British Transport Police and the wider rail industry for Small Talk Saves Lives - empowering the public to act if they see someone who needs help by starting a conversation
- New campaign film reassures the public that a little small talk like ‘where can I get a coffee?’ can set someone on a path to recovery
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