Media centre

Network Rail has now selected a smaller legal panel to help the company develop closer, more mutually beneficial and strategic relationships with its key legal suppliers.

Leading international design consultants, Aedas, have been appointed to develop a number of options for the proposed redevelopment of Oxford station.

Work has started on the first phase of a £250m programme to improve performance and capacity on the Stafford section of the West Coast Main Line.

Rail travel into, out of, and around the capital has become possible for many more people with the completion by Network Rail of work at three south London stations to install lifts and other accessibility facilities.

The search is on to find the best photography of the British landscape and that of the rail network.

Rail companies serving the West Midlands are seeking more graduates to join its unique 18-month paid work placement scheme, Track & Train. Graduates are employed for three, six-month placements: one at Network Rail and two at either a passenger or freight operator or another company within the rail sector to gain a broad range of experience. In total, 50 places will be offered nation-wide.

The rail industry is seeking 50 more graduates to join its unique 18-month paid work placement scheme, Track & Train. Graduates are employed for three, six-month placements: one at Network Rail and two at either a passenger or freight operator or another company within the rail sector to gain a broad range of experience.