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Passengers top tips ahead of Cheltenham Festival
Cheltenham Festival-goers travelling by train from Birmingham New Street are being given top tips to help them get off to a winning start for 2025.

Freight is great! The benefits of using freight on the Wales & Borders route
Rail freight is often unfairly viewed as the second-class citizen of the railway – especially as it’s difficult to argue that almost every single one of us benefits from it in one way or another.

Female freight colleagues take the lead for International Women’s Day
Network Rail teamed up with freight partners to run a female-led freight train to mark International Women’s Day and inspire the next generation of women to consider a role in rail freight.

ONE WEEK TO GO: Vital £15m engineering work to close parts of the Cambrian line for 16 days from next week
Passengers are being urged to check before they travel on the Cambrian line from next week until early April when Network Rail will be carrying out a range of work across a 16-day period.

STARTING MONDAY: Essential engineering work to close Heart of Wessex Line for a week
From Monday 10 March to Sunday 16 March, train services will change on the Heart of Wessex Line with no trains running between Yeovil Pen Mill and Castle Cary for a week, while Network Rail complete vital improvements to the railway in the Yeovil area.

A birthday dream come true for train enthusiast Zach
A train-loving lad from Walsall had a birthday treat going behind the scenes at the signalling hub which keeps the West Midlands railway moving.

Euston station champions women in rail for International Women’s Day
Railway colleagues at London Euston station and across the West Coast Main Line are celebrating International Women’s Day (IWD) on Saturday 8 March 2025, by spotlighting the achievements of women working in rail operations.

Stockport residents invited to find latest updates ahead of Greek Street bridge closure
A third public information event is being held ahead of the major work to rebuild the Greek Street bridge, which crosses Europe’s busiest mix-used railway.