This account is no longer monitored but you can find out all about the project delivery, the benefits brought to London and the Learning Legacy of the Thameslink Programme at the website: https://t.co/mZRi2MMnwc Our @ltmuseum exhibition will also continue until September 2021.

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: https://t.co/nzQyQ9MuTK #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. https://t.co/aMcoKkudgQ

Thanks to all the shortlisted projects and everyone who voted in our #ICELondonPeoplesChoice We will be announcing the winner tomorrow evening with the ICE President. Register below to join us 👇 https://t.co/s0DmlIPBRJ

The railway is open for those who need it. Please follow the latest travel advice and only use the trains for essential travel. #StayAlertControlTheVirusSaveLives

Don’t forget to lend us your vote in the @ICE_London People’s Choice award. There’s only a couple of weeks left to vote help us spread the word! Details below👇🏻

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. https://t.co/S7u5BR4g8S

Here’s a great video featuring Network Rail’s London stations teams who are keeping the railway running...

Please remember... the railway remains open for essential key workers to travel but the #StayHomeSaveLives advice remains in place until further notice:

Today we unveil our specially rebranded Thameslink train, to mark our support and gratitude to the 200,000 NHS staff and key workers who rely on our services each week🚆💙#KeyWorkers #SupportTheNHS

Our friends @TransportFocus have commissioned this poem for all transport colleagues and key workers who are in action right across the country. Please show your support at 8pm tonight for them and our NHS.👇

The railway is running for key workers and vital freight services. If your journey is not essential, please continue to follow the government advice and protect the NHS.

Our 'Untangling the tracks' exhibition may be closed for now but our friends at the museum have created a little emoji game for the holidays. Give it a go! #MuseumGames

I want to thank vital frontline rail staff who're helping passengers & keeping key services running. Very grateful for industry efforts to ensure staff remain safe – by following Public Health England advice, including ensuring staff can maintain social distancing where practical

Thank you to our key railway staff – including drivers, operators, maintenance, signallers and station staff who are helping keep key services running so key workers can get to where they’re needed.

Today we’re changing our appearance for the day along with others in the rail industry to drive home the ‘essential journeys only’ message. #StayHomeSaveLives #Coronavirus

We are keeping the railway running for key workers to travel. For everyone else, please follow government advice and stay home except in exceptional circumstances. #Coronavirus #StayAtHomeSaveLives

With regret, our ‘Untangling the tracks’ exhibition is temporarily closed as per the London Transport Museum’s notice below. We will be back.

ℹ#Coronavirus advice: If you have symptoms of coronavirus you should avoid travelling. If you’re travelling by train and need to cough or sneeze, please make sure you follow the Public Health England advice to ‘catch it, bin it, kill it’. ➡️ https://t.co/cNLEo8Rhg2 #COVID2019