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Filmmakers bring rail safety to classrooms across the South West
- Big-screen special effects experts lend their cutting-edge skills to help teach the South West schoolchildren about rail safety
- Each week, 77 children put themselves at risk of harm on Britain’s railway
- Schools are getting innovative new hard-hitting films ahead of rail safety becoming a compulsory part of the national curriculum later this year.
Public issued stark reminder that there are ‘no second chances’ when using rail level crossings dangerously
Trains on the East Coast Main Line travel at some of the highest speeds anywhere on Britain’s railway. New campaign No Second Chances is delivering a vital reminder of the cost of distraction at level crossings.
New cinema style films warn Scottish pupils of rail dangers
Film industry experts, who have worked on major productions like Game of Thrones and Harry Potter, have helped develop a new series of rail safety films to be shown in Scottish schools.
Passengers urged to plan ahead for three-day Cross City line closure during HS2 viaduct work
The Cross City line between Birmingham New Street and Lichfield Trent Valley will close for three days in May while a HS2 viaduct is installed near the new Curzon Street station.
Film‑makers bring rail safety to the classroom
- Big-screen special effects experts lend their cutting-edge skills to help teach school children about rail safety
- Each week, 77 children put themselves at risk of harm on Britain’s railway
- Schools are getting innovative new hard-hitting films ahead of rail safety becoming a compulsory part of the national curriculum later this year.
Cambrian line upgrades this May to prepare for new trains and improve reliability
Passengers are advised of temporary service changes while Network Rail carries out essential infrastructure improvements ahead of new trains entering service later this year.
Major Transpennine Route Upgrade works set to transform journeys between Huddersfield and Leeds
With less than one week until major improvement work begins, customers are being reminded to plan ahead with changes to services between Huddersfield and Leeds.
Survey finds West Midlanders dangerously underestimate level crossing risks
New figures show people in the West Midlands have a dangerous overconfidence surrounding the risks when using railway level crossings.