Christmas disruptions at London Liverpool Street and in Cambridge area
Train services will be disrupted into and out of London Liverpool Street and in the Cambridge area until 5th January because of engineering work.
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Rail Partners: Bringing London train operators into public ownership a ‘watershed’ moment
Rail Partners has responded to the news that three London train operators are to be brought under public control next year. They say that bringing…
First train operators that will return to public ownership announced
The Transport Secretary has announced the first plans to return train operators to public ownership. The news follows on from the Passenger Railway Services (Public…
c2c works with Essex charity to make ‘autism awareness’ film
Train operator Trenitalia c2c has announced that it has worked with local charity the Sycamore Trust to make a short film showing how families with an…
Trains return to normal after Essex railway line incident
UPDATE: Trains are now running normally again UPDATE: Lines have now reopened. Major disruption is now expected until 1 pm Two out of the four…
Essex train operator nominated for award after film with football club
On 24 September, c2c revealed that with Southend United Football Club it had been nominated for an award at the Football Content Awards 2024.
c2c drums up support for Essex music School
Train operator c2c has donated a brand-new drum kit to the Southend music school ‘The Song School’ to support the school’s launch of a new class…
c2c supports Gold Geese with fundraising event
Gold Geese, a local children's cancer charity is being supported by rail operator Trenitalia c2c.
Six weekends of disruption for London train services
Weekend services between Fenchurch Street and Barking will be severely disrupted for engineering work on six consecutive weekends from 1st June.
Most Anglia railway lines set to remain open for Bank Holiday though some changes will apply
Network Rail has said that most of the railway in the Anglia region will remain open for passengers this May Day Bank Holiday.