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Glasgow Central Station closure continues into next week as demolition work progresses
Glasgow Central Station’s high‑level platforms will remain closed until at least Wednesday 18 March, as demolition and safety work continues at the fire‑damaged building on Union Street.
Emergency crews test out railway incident response plans with major exercise at the Severn Valley Railway
Teams from across the emergency services and the railway played out a full-scale simulated emergency yesterday (Thursday 12 March) in order to stay as prepared as possible to keep people safe.
TWO WEEKS TO GO: Network Rail begins next phase of upgrades on Portsmouth Direct Line
Network Rail is continuing its major investment in the Portsmouth Direct Line and will carry out the next phase of signalling and track upgrades later this month. While this work takes place, buses will replace trains between Havant, Fareham and Portsmouth Harbour from Saturday 28 March to Thursday 2 April.
Safety work progresses around Glasgow Central Station after Union Street fire
Work towards reopening Glasgow Central Station high‑level is continuing following the fire at a building on Union Street on Sunday 8 March.
Railway 200 ‘Inspiration’ exhibition train returns to Wales
Next stop, Swansea! Network Rail and Transport for Wales (TfW) are pleased to announce the return of the Railway 200 ‘Inspiration’ train to Wales this April.
Work underway on new £100m TrainCare Centre in Shipley
The Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) has this week welcomed Leader of Bradford Council, Susan Hinchcliffe, Councillor Alex Ross-Shaw and Councillor Liz Rowe to its Shipley site, where the programme is investing over £100m in the construction of a new TrainCare Centre.
Majority of railway in the south west open for Easter getaway, but some journeys altered as upgrade work takes place
Most rail services on the Great Western network will be running as normal over the forthcoming Easter bank holiday weekend, though some journeys will change as Network Rail carries out important upgrade work.
Nearly 1,000 lifesaving interventions on Anglia’s railway in five years as passengers urged to start a chat
Simple, everyday conversation can make a life‑saving difference and new data from Network Rail, Samaritans and British Transport Police shows how powerful those moments continue to be on the Anglia route.