British Sign Language announcements available at eight major railway stations
Touchscreens providing travel announcements in British Sign Language for deaf passengers are now available in 8 of Britain’s busiest railway station…
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Bristol Temple Meads sees new station reception opened officially
Tuesday the 18th of April saw Network Rail officially open the brand new reception for the busy city station.
Engineering work to disrupt services in Reading area over Easter
Network Rail will be replacing track and upgrading switches and crossings in the Reading area over the Easter weekend.
Cornwall’s Lappa Valley wins silver at South West Tourism Awards
Lappa Valley near Newquay picked up a silver award at the recent South West Tourism Awards.
South Wales and West of England leaders vision for improved services
A vision for how train services across South Wales and the West of England should look by 2050 has been revealed by the areas’ business leaders.
RMT strike: Racegoers warned to check before travelling to Cheltenham Festival
People travelling to Cheltenham Festival this week are being urged to plan ahead and to expect longer journeys if getting to the races by train.
Steam locomotive 6233 Duchess of Sutherland to visit Bristol this Saturday
Steam locomotive 6233 Duchess of Sutherland is on the mainline this Saturday (10th December 2022) and will visit London and Basingstoke with a tour to…
Blind and partially sighted benefit from Bristol Temple Meads’ audio guides
Bristol Temple Meads is Britain’s first station with an audio guide for blind and partially sighted people to find their way around the station.
ORR approves plans for London Paddington to Carmarthen train service
Grand Union Trains has had its application for a new train service between London, Cardiff and Carmarthen approved by The Office of Rail and Road.
Lily’s Kitchen and Great Western Railway paws for pet-friendly travel
Pet owners who travel by GWR train this Christmas can take advantage of a special train that has been designed to make their journeys easier.