Cheaper train tickets on some local journeys to and from Norwich and Ipswich
Greater Anglia is expanding its Duo scheme, which offers cheaper tickets to people taking day return journeys in pairs on weekends and public holidays…
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Greater Anglia to run extra trains for Newmarket races
Greater Anglia is running extra services for racegoers attending Newmarket Races 2000 Guineas Day on Saturday 6 May.
Cambridgeshire rail passengers urged to plan ahead this Easter
The advice comes as Network Rail will undertake vital engineering work to signalling systems north of Cambridge over the Easter period
Artificial Intelligence Technology improves Greater Anglia’s customer help points
Greater Anglia is using Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to improve the usefulness of customer help points at its stations.
Greater Anglia maps show travel alternatives during delays
Guides that show passengers how to access alternative methods of travel if disruption hits the rail network have been created by Greater Anglia.
Cambridge football fans advised not to travel by train for the Ipswich Town fixture
Greater Anglia is warning fans heading to the Ipswich Town vs Cambridge United match on the 10th of September to find different ways to travel
Bury St Edmunds station has new entrance officially opened
Greater Anglia worked with West Suffolk Council, Suffolk County Council and Network Rail on a £1.6 million scheme to improve access to Bury St Edmund…
Bury St Edmunds railway station to benefit from new cycle hub
Greater Anglia is delighted to receive funding to allow for a new secure cycle parking facility for Bury St. Edmunds railway station.
Cambridge railway re-signalling contract awarded to Alstom
Network Rail give a huge design and delivery contract to Alstom as part of a £194m signalling system renewal investment for the Cambridge area.
Technology at some of Greater Anglia stations has seen a saving in excess of 1,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent.
The installation of energy management technology at some of Greater Anglia stations has seen a saving in excess of 1,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent.