A new app allows train passengers to see whether their service has empty seats. The Rail Watch app is being tested on the Thameslink line between East Croydon and Brighton. MailOnline - Published
Fares continue to rise but many train companies are failing to keep fed-up commuters happy, according to our latest passenger survey. Northern and Thameslink, whose passengers suffered as a result... Which? - Published
It will affect Southern Rail, Thameslink, Great Western Railway and Gatwick Express services Dorking Leatherhead Advertiser - Published Also reported by •Surrey Mirror
THE train operator Thameslink has reinstated 12 services to the late -night timetable, bringing the number of services reinstated since July 2018 to more than 200. The Argus - Published
Yesterday, transport committee chairman Lilian Greenwood urged Mr Grayling to freeze fares for Thameslink, Great Northern, Northern and TransPennine Express passengers. MailOnline - Published
Dire performance has led to a £15 million penalty for train operator Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) to go towards “tangible improvements for passengers”. But GTR, which runs Southern train, will.. Brighton and Hove News - Published
A woman was verbally abused on a train between Gatwick and Bedford, which would have called at East Croydon, police said Croydon Advertiser - Published
Season ticket holders on Great Northern and Thameslink have until 30 November to claim up to four weeks’ worth of fares as additional compensation for disruption earlier this year following the.. Brighton and Hove News - Published
Train passengers had problems buying tickets all afternoon (Tuesday 30 October) after a payment system malfunctioned. Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) was one of the companies affected by the problem and.. Brighton and Hove News - Published
TRANSPORT secretary Chris Grayling says he could make a decision on whether to strip Govia Thameslink Railway of its franchise “within weeks” following the summer’s timetable change chaos. The Argus - Published
BBC Local News: Sussex -- Transport Secretary Chris Grayling was grilled by MPs about a timetable overhaul that caused chaos. BBC Local News - Published Also reported by •BBC News
Cathy Augustine, Head of Internal Communications for Govia Thameslink Railway, ranted that Chris Grayling was 'not fit to hold any ministerial office' and referred to the Minister as 'Failing Grayling' MailOnline - Published
Thameslink season ticket holders are being urged to apply for compensation by rail chiefs after the disruption that followed the timetable changes in May. The call came from Thameslink’s owner, Govia.. Brighton and Hove News - Published
Timetable revisions which have seen train services slashed at Preston Park were based on flawed ticket sales data rather than people actually catching trains, rail bosses have admitted. Govia.. Brighton and Hove News - Published
The FTSE 250 listed operator of the train companies, Go-Ahead, confirmed it will be writing to the tens of thousands of customers affected by the bungled changes. MailOnline - Published Also reported by •thisismoney.co.uk
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