Govia Thameslink faces being stripped of its franchises

Rail operator Govia Thameslink faces being stripped of its franchises unless performance on its services, across the South East including Worthing rapidly improves.
By The Newsroom
Published 5th Jul 2018, 15:40 BST
Updated 16th Jul 2018, 17:10 BST
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I remember the Herald campaign to remove the troubled operator from the claws of many commuters’ misery. With delays, cancellations and increased train fares a grim reality, has the Government finally had enough? Will change and action finally happen?

Hard-working Worthing people need a decent, reliable, and fair train service!

Daniel De Conceicao Silva

Thameslink services have been disrupted since a new timetable was introduced on May 20Thameslink services have been disrupted since a new timetable was introduced on May 20
Thameslink services have been disrupted since a new timetable was introduced on May 20

Victoria Park Gardens

Worthing

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