London railway bridge reopens for pedestrians and cyclists
A pedestrian and cycle bridge in East London is now fully open after the previous bridge was demolished and replaced by a new one.
Rail Academy approved by Office of Rail and Road
The Office of Rail and Road has approved The Rail Academy as an officially registered Train Driver Training and Examination Centre.
100,000 Grand National racegoers use Liverpool train services
Merseyrail came out a winner at this year’s Grand National Festival as it coped with over 103,000 journeys by racegoers travelling to and from Aintr…
Railway staff to run London Marathon in aid of Samaritans
Some South Western Railway employees running in this year's London Marathon will be raising funds for the Samaritans charity.
Over 250,000 requests for assistance on LNER trains
LNER recorded that over 252,000 people requested passenger assistance on train journeys last year
Midland Metro tram set for new future
The Black Country Innovative Manufacturing Organisation is converting a tram to battery power as part of its Clean Futures Accelerator programme.
New trains for Birmingham railway line
Cross City Line passengers in Birmingham are travelling on a new fleet of train from today (Monday 15 April).
Narrow gauge locomotives added to Bachmann’s model railway range
Bachmann Europe has announced a Quarry Hunslet narrow-gauge locomotive as the first in a range of 7 mm NG7 scale model locomotives. %%post_excerpt%%
Accessibility milestone for Scottish railway station
Work to install the superstructure of a new footbridge and lifts at Dumfries station in southern Scotland was completed yesterday, Sunday, 14 April.
Railway line reopens after Kent landslip repairs
From today (Monday 15 April), trains are running again between Redhill in Surrey and Tonbridge in Kent, after Network Rail engineers fixed damage caus…