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Fully-functioning prototype of stainless-steel AVA bridge constructed to show future of accessible stations
Never mind models and artwork, a new design of accessible bridge has been constructed to its full size, with fully-operational lifts to give constructors and clients the chance to “try before they buy” and see for themselves how quickly the modular design can be built.
Boost for rail freight as Network Rail cuts prices for new traffic flows
Train operators have been offered the opportunity to gain discounts on their track access charges by Network Rail in a bid to encourage new business to the railway, particularly freight.
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Network Rail unveils new “Harry’s Wall” at site of iconic Holmes Chapel landmark
Harry Styles fans are being encouraged to sign a new, purpose-built wall as an alternative to the Grade II listed Twemlow viaduct that has become a shrine to the pop superstar.
Fully-functioning prototype of stainless-steel AVA bridge constructed to show future of accessible stations
Never mind models and artwork, a new design of accessible bridge has been constructed to its full size, with fully-operational lifts to give constructors and clients the chance to “try before they buy” and see for themselves how quickly the modular design can be built.
Kew railway bridge engineering work to help improve reliability for passengers
Network Rail is set to carry out track work on a Grade II listed bridge over the River Thames between Kew Gardens and Gunnersbury stations during four weekends from September to October.
Mirfield canal set for major upgrade thanks to TRU
Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU), in partnership with Kirklees Council and Canal & River Trust, has released its plans to upgrade the canal towpath between Shepley Bridge Marina and Station Road. The rail upgrade programme will also provide improvements to Mirfield Memorial Park.
Autumn weekend rail engineering work across Cambridgeshire
Passengers travelling via Cambridge and Ely are being asked to check their journey plans before travelling as major engineering and station construction work will affect most weekends from mid September to the end of November.
Boost for rail freight as Network Rail cuts prices for new traffic flows
Train operators have been offered the opportunity to gain discounts on their track access charges by Network Rail in a bid to encourage new business to the railway, particularly freight.
Train services unaffected as seven-month vegetation clearance project begins on Borders Railway
A 30-mile stretch of the railway between Newcraighall and Tweedbank will be cleared of overgrown trees and vegetation from next week.
London Waterloo Station awarded Autism Friendly Award
Network Rail at London’s Waterloo station has been granted the Autism Friendly Award by the National Autistic Society, the UK’s leading charity for autistic people. The station is the first Network Rail managed station to receive this award.