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Network Rail: Once in a generation access to the key cross border route

In the last three months, Network Rail has invested more than £2 million to improve safety and performance on the West Coast Main Line. Work...

Platform construction begins at Ashley Down

Network Rail is set to begin a more intensive phase of the construction of the brand-new north Bristol station at Ashley Down, with a...

Major East Yorkshire railway refurbishment in ‘full swing’

Goole Swing Bridge is set for a new lease of life following a programme of extensive renovations to the historic structure.  Work was due to start...

Two-year project enhancing the rainforest and natural habitats near Glenfinnan viaduct

Network Rail says an industry-leading pilot project to enhance the natural habitat near the iconic Glenfinnan viaduct is making good progress with the completion...

Rail industry hosts safety day for 200 North East schoolchildren

Network Rail and industry partners have joined forces to deliver a rail safety event for primary school children at the historic Locomotion museum in...

Accessibility improvements afoot at Barnes and Teddington stations

Rail users in south west London will soon benefit from step-free access at Barnes station and Teddington station as Network Rail commences work to...

Ryde Pier to re-open to trains next month

South Western Railway (SWR) and Network Rail have confirmed that Ryde Pier will reopen to trains on Monday 10 July. The 143-year-old pier, which is...

Second phase of significant upgrades at Morley approaches

Nine days of major upgrades are due to take place from 17-25 June at Morley station as part of the Transpennine Route Upgrade. Over nine...

Appointed as Professional Services partner for Network Rail telecoms framework to drive better connectivity

Turner & Townsend has been appointed to the Network Rail’s telecoms professional services framework as it continues to transform its legacy systems and capabilities into a simpler, more resilient and affordable set of technologies for providing reliable digital connectivity across Britain’s transport network.

GTR’s first Class 387/1 completes static testing of new digital ETCS in-cab signalling equipment

Govia Thameslink Railway’s (GTR’s) first Class 387/1 Great Northern Electrostar train has now completed static testing of its retrofitted European Train Control Signalling (ETCS)...

Network Rail and Arriva Rail London team up for innovative job swap initiative

Network Rail and Arriva Rail London have joined forces on a ground-breaking industry move to facilitate a senior level industry job swap. From August 2023,...

Railway through Oxfordshire on track for return in June as Nuneham viaduct repairs pass key milestone

Work to repair Nuneham viaduct in Oxfordshire has passed a key milestone. The abutment on the south bank of the River Thames has now been...
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