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Glasgow Central station update following Union Street fire
Following a full site assessment, Glasgow Central Low Level Station will reopen for train services from tomorrow morning (Wednesday).
Four weeks to go: Passengers in the North West urged to plan ahead of major upgrades this Easter
Passengers travelling across the North West this Easter period have been warned to plan their journeys ahead of time as major rail improvements take place.
Improvements for West Wales passengers as rail upgrades take place between Whitland and Pembroke Dock
Buses will replace trains for one week from Monday 15 March while Network Rail carries out essential engineering work and accessibility upgrades at Tenby Station.
Weekend engineering works to improve journeys on the Essex Thameside line
Network Rail will be carrying out essential maintenance on the Essex Thameside line over several weekends in April and May 2026 to keep the railway safe, reliable, and comfortable for passengers.
Drones delivering range of benefits and keeping trains moving
Network Rail is strengthening its ability to respond quickly and safely to incidents across its East Midlands route thanks to the growing use of drones.
Essential track renewals to improve journeys between Newport and Cardiff
The railway between Newport and Cardiff Central will close from late on Friday 20 March, and remain closed throughout the weekend, while Network Rail completes vital upgrades to the South Wales Main Line, with buses replacing trains.
Plymouth to Totnes trains restored after River Plym upgrade
Trains are running again between Plymouth and Totnes this morning after Network Rail completed an extensive upgrade of River Plym bridge.
Train services resume between Yeovil Pen Mill and Weymouth after Network Rail continue improvement programme
Train services are running again between Yeovil Pen Mill and Weymouth on the Heart of Wessex Line after Network Rail spent the past nine days continuing their upgrade programme for the line.