Vintage Trains revives British Rail’s special trains of the 1960s
Vintage Trains is bringing back memories of British Rail in the 1960s when freight locomotives worked special trains for days out.
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West Midlands Railway: new train fleet enters service on Hereford Line
A new West Midlands Railway (WMR) train fleet has carried its first passengers on the Hereford Line.
Passengers advised to travel before or after Easter bank holiday
Over the Easter weekend, engineering work will cause disruption to services on the West Coast Main Line, CrossCountry Trains and Chiltern Railways.
Network Rail reminds passengers to check before travelling over the bank holiday weekend as over 600 projects will take place
An £88 million programme of engineering work will take place over the bank holiday weekend from Friday the 7th to and including Monday the 10th of Ap…
Chiltern Railways: Only travel over Easter weekend if you have to
Chiltern Railways is urging passenger to only travel if essential throughout the Easter weekend (Friday 7 April to Monday 10 April inclusive).
Birmingham passengers reminded of railway bridge upgrade this Easter
Network Rail is reminding rail passengers travelling on the Cross City line between Birmingham and Lichfield this Easter to check before they travel
Engineering works between Oxford / Didcot and Birmingham / London to affect Chiltern services this Sunday
Chiltern Railway's customers are being warned of disruption and busy trains due to engineering work and The Papa John's Trophy Final at Wembley
Sajid Javid MP backs plans for a Midlands Rail Hub
Sajid Javid, MP for Bromsgrove, has met representatives from Midlands Connect at Barnt Green station to discuss plans for the Midlands Rail Hub.
Railway bridge replacement to affect Birmingham travel this Easter
Network Rail will be working over Easter to upgrade a railway bridge which takes the Sutton Park freight line over the Cross City line in Sutton Coldf…
7,000 apply for tours of Birmingham New Street signal box
Over 7,000 applications were received for one-time tours of the former Birmingham New Street signal box for which there were just 60 places on offer.