2008
Please be advised that planned weekday engineering works in the run up to Christmas have now been cancelled.
c2c has invested £1.2 million in new self service ticket machines which are being installed at all stations on the network from this week to improve customer service and help minimise ticket ques.
Train services will be reduced over the weekend of 11 and 12 October due to engineering works between Barking and Upminster.
British Transport Police and train operator c2c have hailed the success of a joint safety campaign to highlight the dangers of committing crime on the railway.
c2c train services will be affected on the weekend of 4 and 5 October and late evenings Wednesday 8 – 10 October due to engineering works.
c2c is delighted to announce that Tony Smith, Fleet Manager for c2c based in East Ham Depot, has won the highest honour that the industry can make to a rail employee at the prestigious National Rail Industry Awards which took place last night at The Grosvenor House Hotel on Park Lane, London.
John Page, Driver Manager, who retired this year with 40 years service, has been honored at a train naming ceremony by c2c this week.
Tony Smith, Fleet Manager for c2c, has been shortlisted for an Outstanding Personal Contribution award at the National Rail Industry Awards ceremony taking place on 18th September at The Grosvenor House Hotel on Park Lane, London.
c2c, the British Transport Police (BTP) and Network Rail (NR) took to the sky last week in a bid to tackle the rising problem of cable theft on the nation’s railway.
Owing to a change in scheduled engineering works, the originally advertised timetable for 30 / 31 August has been adapted.
c2c is celebrating receiving a top placing at a prestigious National Transport Award ceremony at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane this week.
New automatic doors have recently been added to the entrance of Benfleet station ticket office which are the latest in a long line of improvements, totaling £475,000, aimed at enhancing the facilities and improving access to the station.
The new timetable we proposed in January and hoped to start in May 2008 has been postponed until December 2008 due to the extension of the bay platform at Grays being deferred.
Today, Councillor Michael Armstrong of the London Borough of Havering unveiled a plaque with Kevin Frazer, Head of Operations for c2c, to mark the completion of a £103,000 customer improvement project which has doubled parking facilities in Rainham Station car park.
c2c is this week celebrating the win of a prestigious London Transport Award following a ceremony Wednesday evening at the Hilton Hotel, Park Lane.
Figures released from the National Passenger Survey (NPS) this week show c2c has maintained its third place position for customer satisfaction in the Autumn 2007 survey results achieving 89% satisfaction.
c2c, the country’s most punctual railway, welcomes Julian Drury as new Managing Director leading a new management team for parent company National Express.