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Following discussions with local politicians about helping children travelling to schools in Gloucester, long distance train operator CrossCountry has announced it will reintroduce stops in its morning train through Chepstow and Lydney from 2 November.
Long-distance train operator CrossCountry, part of the Arriva Group, welcomed the announcement today by the Department for Transport (DfT) that it had been awarded a new three-year contract to keep operating its passenger services across Great Britain.
Building on the excellent work already started by the local community, staff from Network Rail and CrossCountry stepped in to help make the garden a fitting memorial to those who lost their lives in the rail disaster.
Long distance train operator CrossCountry, part of the Arriva Group, has launched an innovative way for customers to familiarise themselves with a train’s interior before even arriving at a station.
Grand Central, CrossCountry and Chiltern Railways have all gained accreditation to Visit Britain’s ‘Good To Go’ initiative, as they look to reassure passengers on the safety of train travel during the COVID pandemic.
Long distance train operator CrossCountry has confirmed that, from Monday 7 September, it will resume reservations for specific seats on all its trains.
CrossCountry has received the ‘We’re Good to Go’ seal of approval from national tourism agency Visit Britain, which is given to tourism and hospitality businesses that provide a Covid-safe environment for their customers.
CrossCountry and Chiltern Railways are helping the region’s economy recover from Covid-19 by pledging £300,000 to the Apprenticeship Levy Transfer Fund set up by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) to boost jobs and skills at smaller businesses.
Train operator CrossCountry has announced that, from Monday 6 July, it will run longer trains to provide more space on board and resume services to places not connected to its long-distance network for many months.
Severnside Community Rail Partnership and CrossCountry have teamed up to provide support for three West County youth charities who have adapted their support services to reach out to those most in need during Covid-19.
Long distance train operator CrossCountry has announced that its customers are now asked to book a place on a specific train for their journey.
CrossCountry is offering free Standard travel for Flybe customers on all its services across the UK, following news that the airline has gone into administration.
