Environmental benefits as Greater Anglia makes more tickets digitally available
Greater Anglia makes more types of tickets available using digital devices in a bid to make rail travel in East Anglia even greener!
Category: Network
East Midlands Railway’s Nottingham depot undergoing £2 million upgrade
The £2million investment work has begun in Nottingham at East Midlands Railway’s (EMR) Eastcroft train depot and is due to finish in June next year…
200 pieces of Artwork displayed across Govia Thameslink railway network
Govia Thameslink Railway sees more than 200 community artworks put in place throughout the Southern, Thameslink and Great Northern network.
South Western Railway installs ape2o water machines at Vauxhall and Richmond
South Western Railway has installed ape2o water machines at Vauxhall and Richmond stations in a bid to reduce the number of single-use plastic bottles…
Salisbury train crash: Disruption to continue as recovery takes place
Police are advising Salisbury residents that disruption is expected to continue as the investigation continues into the Fisherton Tunnel crash
We Mean Green message at Glasgow railway station
Glasgow Central railway station welcomes COP26 attendees and passengers with a campaign that showcases the rail industries green achievements
Historic signal box successfully dismantled for new life at heritage railway in Yorkshire
A historic signal box at Hertford East has been successfully dismantled and is to be re-erected on the Wensleydale Railway
Salisbury Train Crash: Preliminary findings released by Rail Accident Investigation Branch
The Rail Accident Investigation Branch has released its preliminary findings of its investigation into the crash between two trains in Salisbury last …
Advice for passengers travelling to Wembley for England World Cup qualifier
Chiltern advises passengers travelling to Wembley for England v Albania match to plan their journey in advance.
Salisbury train crash: “low adhesion” plays key part in collision between two trains
Early findings from the Rail Accident Investigation Branch and Network Rail suggests that low adhesion has played a key part in causing the collision.