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Network Rail joins Samaritans to bust ‘Blue Monday’ myth
Network Rail is getting behind Samaritans to encourage the public and staff to take time out for a cuppa and a catch-up, as part of the charity’s annual Brew Monday campaign.
London partygoers urged to plan ahead this New Year’s Eve
Network Rail is urging passengers travelling to and from London for New Year’s celebrations to plan their journeys ahead of time as trains and stations are likely to be busier than usual.
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Track renewals and vegetation management to affect train journeys in West Wales from this weekend
Passengers in West Wales are being urged to check before they travel later this month and into February when Network Rail will be carrying out essential track renewals, drainage work and vegetation management.
£1million restoration for the iconic Stockport Viaduct
The Grade II* listed Stockport Viaduct is getting a revamp.
Network Rail supports Samaritans in York to bust ‘Blue Monday’ myth
Network Rail joined forces with Samaritans at York and other stations on the East Coast Main Line yesterday to promote the charity’s annual ‘Brew Monday’ campaign.
A great day out with National Trust tea and train offer
The railway, canals and historic houses of Warwickshire have joined forces to reward green travel with a free cup of tea.
Network Rail joins Samaritans to bust ‘Blue Monday’ myth
Network Rail is getting behind Samaritans to encourage the public and staff to take time out for a cuppa and a catch-up, as part of the charity’s annual Brew Monday campaign.
Network Rail launches consultation on plans to improve Manchester Oxford Road Station
Major upgrades to deliver improvements for passengers and the wider rail network are being proposed by Network Rail as part of the Manchester Oxford Road Station Remodelling Scheme.
Kicking off better journeys: improving match day train travel
Network Rail engages with football fans to enhance match day train journeys.
£1m vegetation management programme gets underway on Heart of Wales line
A £1 million vegetation management programme on the Heart of Wales line is underway, with the aim of reducing delays and cancellations caused by fallen trees.