GTR’s Class 387 to be retrofitted with ETCS in-cab signalling equipment
Govia Thameslink Railway’s first Class 387/1 Great Northern Electrostar train has been retrofitted with the European Train Control System
Tag: East Coast Digital Programme
In-cab signalling in London takes major step forward
Great Northern has confirmed that in-cab signalling has taken a major step forward
Govia Thameslink Railway shares digital signalling expertise with DB Cargo UK
Govia Thameslink Railway has shared its expertise with digital signalling on the East Coast Digital Programme with freight operator DB Cargo UK.
East Coast Digital Programme has made further progress!
The billion-pound project has seen vital work completed over the weekend of the 18th and 19th Feb which will support a more reliable railway into the …
Hull Trains services to terminate at London St. Pancras this weekend
This weekend, Hull Trains’ services to London will terminate at St. Pancras International instead of King’s Cross.
No trains to London Kings Cross as East Coast Digital Programme continues this weekend
Passengers are being urged to check before travelling this weekend (18th/19th February) as work continues on the East Coast Digital Programme.
The East Coast Digital Programme sees further progress as 2023 gets underway
Engineering work over the weekend and through the Christmas period has seen headway made for the transformational project
Engineering work and industrial action to disrupt train services into London Kings Cross this weekend
Passengers on the East Coast Main Line wanting to travel to London King's Cross over the weekend of 7th and 8th January are being asked to plan ahead.
‘Year of breakthrough delivery’ for the East Coast Digital Programme marked with a visit from Rail Minister
Rail Minister Huw Merriman visited London Kings Cross to see the transformational technology and the people making it happen.
‘The time is now’ for Digital Signalling as Industry Partnership for Digital Railway event takes place
16th of November will see an industry-wide online event take place which will investigate how digital signalling is moving forward