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/travelsafely

#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/travelsafer

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/exhib…

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.uk

The redevelopment of London Bridge station - part of the Thameslink Programme - has been shortlisted for this week's @RailwayHeritage awards on Wednesday 4 Dec. Read more about the elements of the station that were preserved at: thameslinkprogramme.co.uk/case-study/bui… #LearningLegacy

Thirsty? Two new retail units have opened up at London Bridge station recently. There’s the Redwood Sports Pub on the upper level and Whittard teas, coffees and hot chocolate downstairs in the Western arches.

Hello James, the area in your photo used to be underground arches so there's no equivalent shot. From these 2012 images, you can see the upper level transformation and the
narrower 'western arches' prior to refurbishment that led from the underground station.

Come and find us at the National Rail Conference all day tomorrow (Tuesday 12 Nov) where we'll be demonstrating the Thameslink Programme's #LearningLegacy website initiative and some of the lessons learned. @Rail_Conference

Perhaps you could start here: thameslinkprogramme.co.uk/benefits/, watch a few of the films here: thameslinkprogramme.co.uk/media/videos/. and enjoy some of the photos attached. From there you could move on to read our #LearningLegacy case studies aimed at improving future infrastructure programmes.

We'll be exhibiting at this year's #NationalRailConference in Euston on 12 November to promote the Thameslink Programme's Learning Legacy initiative and achievements out to the wider industry. For more information about the event, please see: soda.sh/xLr2

Time to spare at London Bridge station? Why not take a look at some of the archaeological artefacts found during the reconstruction work. They are on show in the display cases on the lower concourse.

Want to find out more about how the work civil engineers do to keep London moving? Join us at #EngineeringLate at @ICE_London for a night of eye-opening engineering, debate, and taster tours of the Grade II listed @OGGSVenue ice.org.uk/events/enginee…

Fancy a night of hands-on engineering, mini golf, drinks and live music? We'll be exhibiting at #EngineeringLate with @ICE_London. Find out what keeps this city moving on Friday 11 October, 6-10pm at @OGGSVenue ice.org.uk/events/enginee…

@bbcarts has made six short films about the @RIBA #StirlingPrize2019 shortlist nominees. Obviously we're a bit biased towards London Bridge station but the competition is very stiff. Watch them here: bbc.co.uk/programmes/art… @CostainGroup @GrimshawArch @NetworkRail @NetworkRailLBG

@GrimshawArch has produced this excellent film about London Bridge station to support the @RIBA #StirlingPrize2019 award nomination. youtu.be/YZupbAs1ppM

Raining? Why not come and see us at the @ltmuseum Depot Open Day! We’re presenting the Thameslink Programme’s achievements, benefits and learning legacy alongside London’s transport history. More info at: ltmuseum.co.uk/visit/museum-d…

A busy day at the NCE’s TechFest event today! We’re discussing Building Information Modelling, Automatic Train Operation and the Learning Legacy project. Check it out at thameslinkprogramme.co.uk

Yesterday we took some of the key lessons learned during the Thameslink Programme and presented them to a meeting of the @CECANational UK Rail forum members in London. It's all part of our #LearningLegacy knowledge-sharing across the rail industry. thameslinkprogramme.co.uk

London Bridge is the fourth busiest station in the UK. To meet continuing growth in passenger numbers, its capacity has been increased by 65% to accommodate up to 96 million passengers per year. Learn more at thameslinkprogramme.co.uk #LearningLegacy #StirlingPrize2019

Did you know that London Bridge station caters for 20% of the capital’s commuters? That’s 403,000 passengers every day! Learn more at thameslinkprogramme.co.uk and don't forget - the station is also nominated for the UK's highest architectural prize this year. #StirlingPrize2019

We're looking forward to attending the Accelerate Rail event on 10 October in London's Piccadilly to showcase the programme's achievements and the Learning Legacy website. Come and see us on the day! There's more info at: soda.sh/xDo2 @Accelerate_Rail

We have exciting news - the new London Bridge station has been shortlisted as a finalist in two categories of the #LondonConstructionAwards : 'Regeneration Project of the Year' and the 'Sustainable Construction' award. londonbuildexpo.com/london-constru…
#LondonBuild

Find out how the Grade II listed Farringdon station was redeveloped while still keeping several nods to the past soda.sh/xzl2 Find more case studies at the Thameslink Programme's #LearningLegacy resource here: soda.sh/x9m2

Watch Network Rail’s Christine Carter explain how the London Bridge station team became fully operationally ready to open to passengers: soda.sh/xyl2 Find more interviews at the Thameslink Programme's #LearningLegacy resource here: soda.sh/x9m2

Watch Network Rail’s Shravan Patel talk through some of the challenges of predicting the required station capacity at the new London Bridge station: soda.sh/xxl2 Find more interviews at the Thameslink Programme's #LearningLegacy resource here: soda.sh/x9m2

Have you seen our 30 minute Thameslink Programme documentary? Watch it here: soda.sh/x-m2 You can find more films at the Thameslink Programme's #LearningLegacy resource here: soda.sh/x9m2

Learn about how off-site manufacturing enabled the project team to install the London Bridge platform canopies in time: soda.sh/xwl2 Find more at the Thameslink Programme's #LearningLegacy resource here: soda.sh/x9m2

What is the Bermondsey Dive Under and why was it so vital to the Thameslink Programme? Read all about it in the @NCEDigital free supplement here: soda.sh/xpl2 #LearningLegacy

Watch Network Rail’s Janey Bell talk about the safety challenges while rebuilding the new London Bridge station: soda.sh/xul2 . Learn more about the overall approach at the Thameslink Programme's online #LearningLegacy resource here: soda.sh/xvl2

Watch Network Rail’s AnnaMarie Compton talk through some of the challenges of preserving the heritage during the redevelopment of London Bridge station: soda.sh/xtl2 Find more at the Thameslink Programme's #LearningLegacy resource here: soda.sh/x9m2

Learn about how the roof of Blackfriars Bridge was put to sustainable good use during the Blackfriars station redevelopment: soda.sh/xsl2 Find more at the Thameslink Programme's #LearningLegacy resource here: soda.sh/x9m2

Watch Network Rail’s Peter Vince talk about some of the challenges of increasing retail opportunities at the new London Bridge station: soda.sh/xrl2 Find more at the Thameslink Programme's #LearningLegacy resource here: soda.sh/x9m2

Where are the Canal Tunnels and why do they form such a vital part of the Thameslink Programme story? Read all about it in the @ncedigital free supplement here: soda.sh/xpl2 #LearningLegacy

Why not pay a visit to our 'Untangling the Tracks' exhibition in Covent Garden's famous London Transport Museum during the summer holiday? Tickets and information via this link: soda.sh/x0m2 @LTMuseum #LearningLegacy

Watch Frank McCarthy of McCarthy Associates discuss the training and familiarisation required to get the teams ready for the new London Bridge station to open: soda.sh/xql2 Find more at the Thameslink Programme's #LearningLegacy resource here: soda.sh/x9m2

Watch Costain’s Rupert Shingleton talk about some of the engineering and quality challenges of reconstructing London Bridge station: soda.sh/xol2 Find more at the Thameslink Programme's #LearningLegacy resource here: soda.sh/x9m2

Learn about how visualisation was used as a project management tool during the construction of the new London Bridge station. Part of the Thameslink Programme's Learning Legacy at soda.sh/xml2 #LearningLegacy

Untangling the tracks east and west of London Bridge station was vital to the success of the Thameslink Programme, but how did the team tackle this huge challenge? Read all about it in the @NCEDigital free supplement here: soda.sh/xpl2 #LearningLegacy

Have you seen our Thameslink Programme documentary film? Watch it here: network-rail.wistia.com/medias/d38buo3…

The Thameslink Programme legacy isn’t just about trains. The Programme created jobs, training opportunities and investment in exciting sustainability projects. Read all about it in the @ncedigital supplement: digitalissues.newcivilengineer.com/2019/0819Thame…

How much do you know about the Thameslink Programme and some of London's biggest stations? Test your knowledge with the @ltmuseum ‘s ‘Untangling the tracks’ quiz and print-able puzzles. ltmuseum.co.uk/whats-on/exhib…

If you are interested in how the heritage aspects of Britain's railway stations are preserved during upgrades, this section of the Thameslink Programme’s new Learning Legacy site takes a closer look.
thameslinkprogramme.co.uk/learning-legac… #LearningLegacy

Hello Nat, here's a plan of the upper concourse showing where the facility is located (in green). You are welcome to say Autumn and please keep an eye out for a more specific date which we'll announce as soon as we have it.

This case study looks in depth at how the new signalling and control systems through the core London stations on the Thameslink route were implemented and the future benefits this will bring. thameslinkprogramme.co.uk/case-study/tha… #LearningLegacy

We are delighted that London Bridge station has been nominated for the country’s highest architectural accolade. The new station has earned its place among the six-strong @RIBA #StirlingPrize shortlist having previously been awarded the RIBA National Award 2019.

This technical case study explains how permeation grouting was used at London Bridge to minimise disturbance of a critical 200-year-old masonry arch that supported the railway. thameslinkprogramme.co.uk/case-study/per… #LearningLegacy

The rebuilding of London Bridge station has been awarded top marks in the prestigious CEEQUAL scheme. The £1bn project, delivered as part of the government sponsored Thameslink Programme, received a 97.3% score. Read about it at: ceequal.com/case-studies/r…

Learn about how the London Bridge project team handed over the station assets from the construction stage to the operation and maintenance stages in multiple packages. thameslinkprogramme.co.uk/case-study/han… #LearningLegacy

This case study looks at the use of temporary structural steel work at Blackfriars station to provide passenger access while only half of the bridge was in operation plus the construction of the new station entrances. thameslinkprogramme.co.uk/case-study/str… #LearningLegacy

Did you know Farringdon station was rebuilt with a ‘living roof’ during the 10-year Thameslink Programme which encouraged local biodiversity, improved drainage and reduced station heating costs? Read about it here: thameslinkprogramme.co.uk/case-study/int… #LearningLegacy

Watch and read about the transformation of what was an ageing London Bridge station to a modern showpiece destination, while retaining some of the best original features. thameslinkprogramme.co.uk/case-study/des… #LearningLegacy

Feeling peckish? Look out for the new @honestburgers restaurant which is now open on Tooley Street at London Bridge station.

Our exhibition @ltmuseum 'Untangling the tracks' runs until May 2020. Learn how @TLProgramme transformed one of the oldest railway networks in the world, through interactive displays and games, mixed media and miniature station models. Find more info at: ltmuseum.co.uk/whats-on/exhib…

London Bridge station has achieved the highest increase year-on-year of any @networkrail station nationwide at 7.5%, with an overall satisfaction score of 90.4%. Read more about the National Rail Passenger Survey here: networkrail.co.uk/news/south-eas…

We’ll be attending the #DigitalRailway Industry Conference tomorrow promoting the Thameslink Programme’s Learning Legacy website resource available at: thameslinkprogramme.co.uk
For more info about the event, click here: lnkd.in/dHEN5gH

Did you see the band @KinetikaBloco and @SingologyChoir who performed on Stainer Street at London Bridge station last Friday? It was all part of @MakeMusicDayUK , an international event to get everyone involved in music.

A huge thanks to @PMI_UK_Chapter for hosting our 'Ten years of Lessons Learned' presentation at the University of Westminster. The feedback was excellent. We look forward to coming back again for a follow-up session.

London Bridge station has scooped another prestigious architecture award #AJ100. Having been named @RIBA London Building of the Year last month. Congratulations @GrimshawArch & @TLProgramme team who delivered this fab building.
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Come and find us at #RailLive2019 today and tomorrow. We’re showcasing ten years of the Thameslink Programme and the lessons learned.

London Bridge station is helping Tap London to tackle London's homelessness problem. Each contactless tap from a card or device donates £3 to the charity. Look out for the machine located at the station's information desk. @LondonTap

Cards Galore is now open at London Bridge Station and if you need some flowers as well, why not pop downstairs to the stall in Stainer Street.

We'll be at #RailLive2019 next week (on stand W10) to promote the Thameslink Programme's new Learning Legacy website resource. Come and see us to find out more and perhaps even get involved. thameslinkprogramme.co.uk

Last night was our official industry launch of 'Untangling the tracks' at @ltmuseum Thanks to all of our partners and stakeholders who attended. If you haven't been yet, the public exhibition runs from now until May 2020.

Our new exhibition @ltmuseum 'Untangling the tracks' is now open! Learn how @TLProgramme transformed one of the oldest railway networks in the world, through interactive displays and games, mixed media and miniature station models. ltmuseum.co.uk/whats-on/exhib… @TLRailUK

Our exhibition 'Untangling the tracks' opens tomorrow @ltmuseum and includes an architect's model of @RIBA building of the year, London Bridge station. See models of Blackfriars station & Borough Viaduct, play games and more! Information and tickets at: ltmuseum.co.uk/whats-on/exhib…

Have you been to Vinegar Yard yet? It's on St Thomas Street beside London Bridge station. The new space is open every day and is filled with art installations, street food traders, pop-up shops and bars with a giant outdoor garden. Check vinegaryard.london for details.

London Bridge station (@RIBA building of the year) is featured in our new exhibition 'Untangling the tracks' which opens this Friday @ltmuseum ltmuseum.co.uk/whats-on/exhib…

Coming soon and ready for half term! Our new 'Untangling the tracks' exhibition opens at @ltmuseum on 24 May. The exhibition will explore the challenges faced by @TLProgramme in upgrading the north-south London line traversing some of the oldest rail infrastructure in the world.

Tweet tweet! Listen out for the sound of bird song at London Bridge station until 10 May. A public art installation in the reception area (nr. the St Thomas Street entrance) will be relaying live audio from the Stave Hill Ecological Park in #Rotherhithe soundtent.org

In the first of a series of showcasing events, senior members of the Thameslink Programme team today launched our online Learning Legacy resource at the Institution of Civil Engineers in London alongside @ncedigital. You can find the site at: thameslinkprogramme.co.uk/learning-legac…

Today we officially launched the new Thameslink Programme website. The site includes our in-depth Learning Legacy initiative which showcases the best practice, innovations and lessons learnt during the ten years of upgrade works. thameslinkprogramme.co.uk

These new water fountains are now operational on the concourse at London Bridge station. Please refill your bottles if you are passing through. @networkrail #PuttingPassengersFirst

A plaque commemorating the historic ‘Warren’ trusses at London Bridge station was unveiled today by Jim Cornell, Chairman of the @RailwayHeritage Trust and Emma Burrell of @networkrail. Take a look up next time you are passing through Joiner Street to see them.

The Thameslink Programme has delivered transformational change over the last decade. With new trains, upgraded stations at Blackfriars, Farringdon and London Bridge, plus new platforms, track and signalling, we’ve ensured #OurRailway is ready for the next generation.

If you are at the #AccelerateRail19 conference in London today, come and see us for a preview of the Thameslink Programme’s forthcoming Learning Legacy website.

Come and see us at the @Accelerate_Rail tomorrow. We'll be giving attendees a preview of the new Thameslink Programme Learning Legacy website that is launching soon. Event info is available at: marketforcelive.com/accelerate/eve…

The team are out promoting the forthcoming Thameslink Programme Learning Legacy website today at the #UKRailSummit in #London. The site will feature case studies, recommendations and lessons learnt during the £7bn Government sponsored upgrade programme.

We’re at the @TransportTimes #UKRailSummit today. Come and see us. We'll be giving attendees a preview of the new Thameslink Programme Learning Legacy website that is launching soon. Event info is available at: transporttimes.co.uk/conferences.ph…

Congratulations to the London Bridge Area Partnership team for picking up the #RBAwards 'Infrastructure Project Excellence' award! The LBAP project team that remodelled London Bridge Station included @networkrail @SiemensUKNews @Costain and @balfourbeatty railbusinessawards.com/railbusinessaw…