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We want you to be able to #TravelWithConfidence on the railway.
You won't need to use the NHS Covid-19 app at our stations or on the train but it may be necessary to use it when you arrive at your destination.
This video explains how it works and where to download it:
We're putting every effort into welcoming you back on to the railway to ensure that everyone can travel with confidence.
Find out more at about the steps we've taken: networkrail.co.uk/travelsafe…
#RailToRecovery #TravelWithConfidence
As more businesses reopen, we’re maximising space on trains and boosting cleaning, so everyone can travel safely. The rail industry’s Safer Travel Pledge details what we’re doing so that people can travel by train with confidence - and how you can help. nationalrail.co.uk/travelsaf…
The railway is open for those who need it. Please follow the latest travel advice and only use the trains for essential travel. #StayAlertControlTheVirusSaveLives
Our Automatic Train Operation system is revolutionising train travel through central London. The innovation has been shortlisted in the @ICE_London 2020 awards plus there's a public vote we'd love to win! Please vote for us and help by sharing the link. ice.org.uk/londonawards
Today we unveiled our National Rail Heritage Award plaque at London Bridge station. It was presented to the Thameslink Programme by @NRHAwd and unveiled by @TfL and @RailwayHeritage. Look out for it towards the London Underground end of the Western Arcade if you are passing.
There's still time to visit our interactive 'Untangling the Tracks' exhibition at @ltmuseum in Covent Garden during the holiday and into the new year! Get your tickets and find more information at: ltmuseum.co.uk/whats-on/exhi…
London Bridge station is 183 years old tomorrow! The original station opened on 14 December 1836 with just four lines. The station has been rebuilt several times since, most recently in 2018 and is now London's oldest terminating station that is still in use.
Clumsy?! If you've smashed a phone screen and also use London Bridge station, you'll now find a new branch of @iSmashUK located in the Western Arcade for all your portable device repairs.
We'll be at the Construction News #CNConTech event tomorrow talking about the technological innovations that made the Thameslink Programme possible. We'll be promoting the achievements and the lessons learned during ten years of construction. More info at: contech.constructionnews.co.…











