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Passengers say yes to Liverpool Street station’s transformation plans: ACME-Liverpool Street Station upper concourse experience-2

Passengers say yes to Liverpool Street station’s transformation plans

Wednesday 11 Dec 2024

Overwhelming support for Network Rail’s plans to restore, respect and regenerate Britain’s busiest station

Bridge bashes hit passengers with over 100 days in rail delays: Bridge strikes graphic

Bridge bashes hit passengers with over 100 days in rail delays

Wednesday 20 Nov 2024
  • More than 1,532 bridges were struck by heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) in 2023/24 – one every six hours
  • Stuntney Road in Ely takes top spot as Britain’s most bashed bridge
  • Network Rail urges lorry drivers to ‘Wise Up, Size Up’ by knowing the height of their vehicles and choosing suitable routes before they head out on journeys

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Passengers say yes to Liverpool Street station’s transformation plans: ACME-Liverpool Street Station upper concourse experience-2

Passengers say yes to Liverpool Street station’s transformation plans

Wednesday 11 Dec 2024

Overwhelming support for Network Rail’s plans to restore, respect and regenerate Britain’s busiest station

ON TRACK: Critical life extension work on the Island Line reaches halfway point: Ryde Pier work 1

ON TRACK: Critical life extension work on the Island Line reaches halfway point

Tuesday 10 Dec 2024

Ongoing work on the Isle of Wight is progressing well as Network Rail’s engineers continue to complete important upgrades to the pier structure between Ryde Pierhead and Ryde Esplanade.

Rail industry launches new videos to help passengers better plan their journeys this festive period: Rail industry launches new videos to help passengers better plan their journeys this festive period L2R Lord Hendy, Jacqueline Starr and Andrew Haines

Rail industry launches new videos to help passengers better plan their journeys this festive period

Tuesday 10 Dec 2024

Network Rail and the Rail Delivery Group (RDG) have today (Tuesday, 10 December) launched new videos which will make it easier for passengers travelling this festive period to plan their journeys.  

Transpennine Route Upgrade report outlines sustainable success: TPFP-01-15A-020

Transpennine Route Upgrade report outlines sustainable success

Tuesday 10 Dec 2024

The Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) has released its first Sustainable Development Report, showcasing significant achievements in sustainability from April 2019 to March 2024. The £10.7bn rail programme, spanning Manchester to York, aims to leave a long-lasting legacy across the North, combining environmental protection, economic growth and community engagement.

Live travel information to be displayed on Euston advertisement screen after passenger feedback: London Euston passenger information screen

Live travel information to be displayed on Euston advertisement screen after passenger feedback

Tuesday 10 Dec 2024

Network Rail will switch its screen back on as part of a trial to provide clearer and more visible travel updates for passengers.

Mirfield Station Road closures during December: image (4)-3

Mirfield Station Road closures during December

Monday 9 Dec 2024

Throughout December, the TRU team will be carrying out work at Mirfield station that will see the partial closure of Station Road to vehicles and pedestrians over the Christmas period.

Search is on for UK’s longest-serving railway family:  Andrew and Mike Lamport, Waterloo station, hero banner

Search is on for UK’s longest-serving railway family

Monday 9 Dec 2024

Can you beat Mike, from Ely, and son Andrew, from Croydon, whose rail roots date from 1846? 

Platform at Cleethorpes railway station reopens to ease passenger congestion: Platform 4 at Cleethorpes station now re-opened for passengers, Network Rail

Platform at Cleethorpes railway station reopens to ease passenger congestion

Monday 9 Dec 2024

Platform 4 at Cleethorpes railway station has reopened following vital upgrades to enhance capacity and improve the reliability of services to and from the seaside town.