Londoners urged to share special rail memories as LNER celebrates its centenary

Travelling by train connects people to more than just places

The East Coast Main Line has connected people from London to rest of the UK for 100 years and now, LNER wants to hear about magical moments from its passengers.

Travelling by train does more than take you from A to B, it connects people to loved ones, jobs, nights out, conversations and more.

Now, as LNER marks its centenary, it wants to hear from people living in London about the memories made, big and small, from railway journeys over the decades.

Did you travel to your first – and most memorable gig – by train? Did you meet your first love at King’s Cross, travel to Edinburgh for a Hogmanay to remember, meet an old friend unexpectedly in a carriage, or write a book while commuting home every night?

Whatever your story is, LNER wants to hear from you. Share your journey as part of the centenary project, whether it was a life-changing moment or a golden memory from childhood. Email your name and contact details to [email protected]

To find out more about LNER and book your next adventure, visit https://www.lner.co.uk/