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THREE WEEKS TO GO: Hastings line passengers advised to plan ahead this October school half term as buses replace trains for nine days
- Buses replace trains between Tonbridge and Wadhurst from Saturday 24 October until Sunday 1 November
- Engineers will renew worn track just south of Tunbridge Wells
- Wider programme of maintenance to take place to keep the railway safe and reliable
New Hither Green footbridge opens for passengers as £28m programme hits latest milestone
- New footbridge at Hither Green available for use
- Work continues on installing lifts to make south east London station fully accessible
- Project on track to be completed ahead of schedule
Peckham Rye passengers benefit from station improvements to tackle congestion and support future growth
A wider gateline, new passenger information screens and an upgrade to CCTV has been installed at the station.
Hastings line passengers advised to plan ahead this October school half term as buses replace trains for nine days
- Buses replace trains between Tonbridge and Wadhurst from Saturday 24 October until Sunday 1 November
- Engineers will renew worn track just south of Tunbridge Wells
- Wider programme of maintenance to take place to keep the railway safe and reliable
Network Rail and Southeastern using virtual reality to teach children how to Travel Safe, Travel Smart as rail safety education added to school curriculum
- Rail safety education added to the curriculum in secondary schools
- Southeastern provides ‘Travel Safe Travel Smart’ programme in Margate to help schoolchildren understand how to use the railway safely
- The railway has relaunched its Switched On website, which offers targeted content for children of all ages
Network Rail and Southern Railway complete major recovery and repair programme as Haywards Heath to Lewes line set to reopen on 1 September
An extensive programme of work to rebuild and reinstate the railway has taken place allowing train services to resume.
Positive progress being made in restoring railway between Haywards Heath and Lewes following derailment
Engineers are making good progress in restoring the railway ready for train services to resume on Tuesday 1 September.
COMPLETED: London Charing Cross and Waterloo East reopen after railway carries out £20million programme of engineering work
- Passengers thanked after 22-day closure that saw services diverted into other London terminals, and changes across the Southeastern network
- Engineers replaced nearly 2km of 36-year-old track between Charing Cross and Waterloo East
- Charing Cross platforms renewed and station improvements carried out at Waterloo East
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