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Network Rail’s Suicide Prevention Programme marks key milestone with over 27,000 recorded interventions
This World Mental Health Day (10 October 2024), Network Rail has announced a new milestone with its Rail Suicide Prevention Programme as more than 27,000 interventions have been made across Britain’s rail network.*
Five-point plan announced to improve customer experience at London Euston station
Network Rail and the Department for Transport have today (Friday 4 October) announced a five-point plan that aims to improve the functioning of Euston station and deliver a better passenger experience while it undergoes longer-term design changes.
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Customers encouraged to check before they travel if attending Leeds Light Night
TRU would like to remind customers of potential delays and congestion for rail replacement buses on Thursday 24 and Friday 25 October, as Leeds Light Night takes place.
East Coast Main Line passengers thanked after weekend track upgrades
Rail passengers are being thanked after three-weekends of upgrades to improve future journeys on the East Coast Main Line.
First train completes test run between Oxford and Milton Keynes for East West Rail
A key milestone for “Connection Stage One” of the East West Rail project has been reached today (Monday 21 October) after a test train successfully completed its first run between Oxford and Milton Keynes.
FIVE DAYS TO GO: Signalling upgrades to affect trains in south London during October half-term
Rail passengers in south London asked to plan ahead and check before they travel as Network Rail brings an upgraded signalling system online over seven days
Christmas engineering work across Anglia will continue to deliver benefits for passengers
Passengers across East Anglia are being encouraged to check before travelling this Christmas as engineering work will be taking place, affecting some rail services over the festive period.
Passengers advised to plan for some disruption as Storm Ashley brings high winds and heavy rain to Scotland
Strong winds and heavy rain brought by Storm Ashley will disrupt rail services across western and northern parts of Scotland from tomorrow (Sunday 20 October) evening.
Network Rail warns of impacts ahead of Storm Ashley
Passengers across the North West are being urged to check their journeys this weekend and tie down any loose items in their gardens ahead of a named storm which is expected to arrive in in the early hours of Sunday.
TOMORROW: Passengers asked to check before they travel and plan their journeys ahead of major repairs in the Ore tunnel between Hastings and Rye from Saturday 19 October to Sunday 3 November 2024
Work in the tunnel to improve drainage and repair brickwork will protect the railway for the future, improving the reliability of rail passengers' journeys