Wales & Western: Western news
Safety improved in Cornwall as level crossing work is completed
Network Rail has improved safety on two branch lines in Cornwall after work to upgrade four level crossings was completed
Network Rail appoints new capital delivery director for Wales and Western region
Network Rail’s Wales and Western region today announced Tim Walden as its new capital delivery director.
Lostwithiel link to be restored with first footbridge in 50 years
Passengers and local residents in Lostwithiel will soon be able to enjoy uninterrupted access over the railway for the first time in more than 50 years with Network Rail set to install a temporary footbridge at the station.
Train services resume in Devon after major signalling upgrade
Trains are now running again between Plymouth and Totnes after Network Rail completed signal and track upgrades in the area.
Network Rail celebrates improved accessibility at Dawlish station ahead of holiday season
Network Rail joined forces with stakeholders, train operators and members of the community today to officially open the new footbridge with lifts at Dawlish station.
Network Rail contractor BAM transforms green space for Bristol school children
A Bristol primary school has received support from BAM, the contractor building the new Ashley Down station, to create a new green outdoor space that pupils can enjoy.
Trains resume in Cornwall as major signalling upgrade reaches key milestone
Network Rail has reached a key milestone in the final phase of its work to modernise railway signals across Devon and Cornwall, with passenger train services resuming today after 13 days of round-the-clock work.
Network Rail holds security awareness event at Bristol Temple Meads
Network Rail is holding a security awareness day at Bristol Temple Meads on Tuesday 27 February where passengers will be able to learn about how railway staff work with British Transport Police (BTP) and other partners to keep the travelling public safe.
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