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Passengers warned of railway closure in Cumbria for Storm Bert flooding recovery
There will be no trains between Lancaster and Barrow-In-Furness from Monday until Friday next week while essential repairs are carried out in Ulverston.
Vital engineering work in the Woking area to impact Main Line services over Christmas and New Year
- Key upgrade work between Farnborough and Woking means no trains will run on the South West Main Line
- Services between Waterloo and Southampton/Weymouth will be diverted and take significantly longer (45 minutes)
- No direct services from Winchester/Basingstoke/Salisbury/Exeter and London
- Passengers encouraged to check before travelling and plan journeys in advance
Giant suitcase raising awareness of bag thefts at King’s Cross
A super-sized suitcase is helping to remind passengers at King’s Cross to beware of bag thieves – as the station returns to pre-Covid visitor numbers.
One month until vital railway upgrades start in Westbury
Passengers are being reminded to prepare for a four-week period of railway upgrade work in and around Westbury station, that will improve performance of train services and ensure the continued safe and reliable running of the railway for years to come.
Level crossing misuse causing concern on the Wirral
Pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists urged to take more care at level crossings across the Merseyrail network after frequent misuse has been reported in some areas.
Birmingham New Street braced for bumper Black Friday crowds
Passengers are urged to plan their journeys with hundreds of thousands of savvy shoppers expected to travel into Birmingham for Black Friday.
Engineering work to affect journeys on Cambrian Line between Machynlleth and Pwllheli in December
Passengers are urged to check before they travel between Machynlleth and Pwllheli next month, when Network Rail will be carrying out essential engineering work on the Cambrian Line.
Storm Bert clean up: Passengers urged to check journeys as flood-damaged rail repairs continue in Northampton
Rail engineers continue to work around the clock to repair flood-damaged railway equipment in Northampton after the River Nene burst its banks on Monday (25 November).