FREE TRAVEL FOR SERVICE PERSONNEL AND VETERANS ON c2c ON REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
TRENTALIA-owned train operator c2c is offering free travel to service personnel and veterans on Remembrance Sunday and commemorating the day with a special train mural designed by local pupils.
c2c is offering the free travel on Sunday 10 November to service personnel travelling in uniform or with valid ID, and to veterans who are wearing their medals.
The train company has also linked up with Cherry Tree primary school in Basildon, with pupils designing a special mural commemorating Remembrance Day. The design is being applied to the doors of train 357018, which was officially named last year as “Remembering our fallen 88 1914-1918” to commemorate the centenary of Armistice Day.
c2c Managing Director Julian Drury said: “We have offered free travel to service personnel and veterans to mark Remembrance Sunday for several years now and this is our way of paying our respects to them and to the local railway staff who fell. We are also grateful for the help of pupils from Cherry Tree school and are proud to show off their commemorative design onboard one of our trains.”
Last Thursday generous c2c passengers donated over £20k to the Royal British Legion at Fenchurch Street station with actor Ross Kemp putting in a special appearance to help launch London Poppy Day.
