Travelling through Bristol by train this weekend?
Train operator Great Western Railway are reminding passengers about work which is taking place at Bristol Temple Meads this weekend and later in Augus…
Tag: CrossCountry
Network Rail to connect a new tunnel north of Peterborough to the existing railway
The project at Werrington will allow slower moving freight trains to dive underneath the famous passenger route.
£45m West Coast mainline improvements for railway signalling in the North West
Network Rail is investing £45m in The Great North Rail Project to improve railway signalling on the West Coast mainline at a key section.
Network Rail announce essential bridge works to take place between Ely and Peterborough
Over the last 18 months, Network Rail have been inspecting railway bridges with softwood timbers and have identified four bridges at Manea
Major track upgrades between York and Church Fenton to begin this July
July 2021 will see Network Rail making major track upgrades between York and Church Fenton to bring smoother and more reliable services
Network Rail to begin modernising work at Bristol East Junction soon
Network Rail has confirmed that they are only a few weeks away from beginning eight weeks of upgrade work to Bristol East Junction, which serves Brist…
Check in Advance – Birmingham New Street signalling upgradesÂ
Network Rail are in the process of upgrading signalling equipment at Birmingham New Street Station, which will cause delays or changes to train servic…
Extension granted by CrossCountry for Rail to Refuge SchemeÂ
CrossCountry have announced they will be extending the Rail to Refuge Scheme across their services to support people escaping abuse.Â
Changes at Birmingham New Street railway station for ongoing signalling works
Work is continuing on installing new signalling equipment at Birmingham New Street railway station.
Increased capacity on CrossCountry services across the East Midlands and East Anglia
CrossCountry has announced that a refurbishment programme will increase the number of seats on a number of their routes.