SWR retains class 707s easing fears of train shortage
South Western Railway (SWR) has retained the services of 12 class 707 trains, alleviating fears that trainlines will not be able to meet capacity.
Lib Dem Rails against Train Cut Plans
A leading London Assembly member has voiced her opposition to plans to cut services in Merton.
South west London residents combat SWR proposed service cuts
South west London residents have banded together to combat proposed cuts to South Western Railway (SWR) services across the area.
South Western Railway proposal criticised by Twickenham MP
Twickenham MP Munira Wilson has slammed a proposal by South Western Railway to reduce rail services from key stations across
South Western Railway trials body cams to improve safety
South Western Railway (SWR) announced they are trialling body cams on staff in an attempt to reduce anti-social behaviour on
Twickenham set for six weekends of railway disruption starting late August
Twickenham is set for six weekends of railway disruption after Network Rail announced there would be major work done around
Longest-serving employee at Waterloo retires after nearly 70 years
A railway employee who worked at London Waterloo for nearly 70 years retired on Wednesday. Don Buckley, 82, is thought
South Western Railway in Twickenham station lift accessibility controversy
South Western Railway have come under fire after it emerged that the lifts in the newly renovated Twickenham station haven’t
Man arrested for drink driving over South Western Railway level crossing collision
A 29-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving after his car crashed into a train in Wokingham
General Election 2019: Green Battersea candidate supports train strike misery
By Alex JenningsDecember 7 2019, 14:26Follow @SW_Londoner The Green Party candidate for Battersea has defended South Western Railway employees’ decision
Funding refusal for step-free access to Raynes Park and Motspur Park stations ‘a real kick in the teeth’
Merton Liberal Democrats expressed their anger after the Department for Transport denied funding earlier this month for step-free access at