Strike action to affect CrossCountry train services on 19 February and 5 March
Services on CrossCountry Trains will be severely disrupted on 19th February and 5th March due to planned strike action by members of the RMT.
Tag: West Midlands Trains
Siemens Mobility overhauls 1000th bogie at Lincoln Bogie Service Centre
Siemens Mobility’s Bogie Service Centre has completed the overhaul of its 1000th bogie after only three years of operations.
Improvement works on canal completed near Birmingham’s University railway station
The vital work has seen improvements made to the historic Birmingham & Worcester canal alongside the redevelopment of the University railway stati…
Roof now installed at the new Perry Bar railway station as part of a £30.9 million redevelopment
The massive £30.9 million redevelopment is making rapid progress with the roof now installed at the new Perry Bar station.
West Midlands Trains Class 172 agreement signed with Porterbrook
West Midlands Trains has signed an agreement with Porterbrook in a bid to reduce costs and improve the reliability of the Class 172 fleet of trains.
Video: West Midlands Railway uses antiviral fogging machines in fight against coronavirus
West Midlands Trains are using new equipment to keep their trains safe to run during the COVID-19 pandemic.
First female engineering director appointed by West Midlands Trains
West Midlands Trains (WMT) has welcomed Zena Dent to the Engineering Director position within the Train Operating Company (TOC).
New Black Country railway stations reach milestone
West Midlands Railway Executive have announced that the planning applications for two railway stations on the Walsall to Wolverhampton line have been …
New managing director for West Midlands Trains
West Midlands Rail Executive has welcomed a new managing director for West Midlands Trains, Julian Edwards.
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Birmingham New Street climbs busiest station national rankings
Birmingham New Street station has recently been named as the fifth busiest station in the UK.