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'Ironing board' seats to be replaced on Thameslink

BBC News 26 August 2026, 08:47 UTC 1h ago

'Ironing board' seats to be replaced on Thameslink — BBC News

Greater Thameslink Railway says these upgrades are part of the wider renationalisation plans.

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