Broken down freight train causes rail delays for Ipswich, Norwich and Bury St Edmunds passengers
Greater Anglia is warning passengers of delays due to a broken down freight train this morning.
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Cambridge area engineering work to disrupt weekend travel during autumn
Services via Cambridge will be disrupted on most autumn weekends, as Network Rail carries out major projects to improve the infrastructure in the area…
Industrial action set to impact Greater Anglia services on the 1st and 2nd of September
Strike action by unions ASLEF and RMT will significantly disrupt rail services this weekend with customers advised to check ahead of travelling
Deadline for comments on proposed ticket office changes is next Friday
Comments on proposals for changes in how tickets are sold and customer service is provided must be submitted by next Friday, 1 September.
Engineering work and industrial action hit rail services to Norfolk’s Sundown festival
Greater Anglia is advising people attended the Sundown festival in Norfolk the weekend after next to plan ahead,
Strikes to affect Greater Anglia services on next two weekends
Greater Anglia services will be disrupted on 26 August and 2 September because of industrial action by members of ASLEF and the RMT unions, .
Passengers travelling with Thameslink and Great Northern over August Bank Holiday weekend advised to check ahead of travelling
Engineering work taking place over the bank holiday weekend will impact customers travelling to and from London on the East Coast Main Line
Passengers Advised of Engineering Work at Stowmarket
Engineering work to replace points, sleepers and track with take place at Stowmarket between Ipswich and Norwich in the autumn.
Greater Anglia rail passengers advised to check ahead of travelling this August
Industrial action by the trade union ASLEF is set to significantly impact the rail operator's services with some services cancelled
Rail operator GTR supports Cambridgeshire breastfeeding campaign
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) is one of several organisations supporting South Cambridgeshire's #FreeToFeedCP campaign