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Network Rail launches its 2013 apprenticeship scheme in Bedford
Young people in Bedford are being urged to consider becoming an apprentice with Network Rail as the company launches its 2013 advanced apprenticeship scheme.
Lancaster and Fleetwood MP sees improvements first hand
An £8.6m project to provide faster, more efficient rail services at Lancaster has been given the seal of approval by Lancaster and Fleetwood MP Eric Ollerenshaw OBE.
Sleeping snakes uncovered at Slough bridge works
It could have been a rude awakening for a pair of hibernating grass snakes discovered by Network Rail contractors in Slough last week – but thanks to expert advice the relaxing reptiles are continuing their slumber at a specialist wildlife centre until the spring.
New lease of life for 150 year old River Thames railway bridge
Work to strengthen and repair a bridge which has carried trains across the River Thames for 150 years is due to begin later this month.
Bigger, better King's Cross gets royal seal of approval
The redeveloped King’s Cross station has been given the royal seal of approval after a tour of the restored train shed and new western concourse by the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall.
Cable gang who cost railway almost £715k jailed
Six men whose attacks on railway and communications cable across Hertfordshire, Essex, Leicestershire, Buckingham and London cost almost £715,000 have been jailed.
Join as apprentice to earn your degree, says Network Rail Wales chief
There are 16 places available on the 2013 Network Rail advanced apprenticeship scheme in Wales, the company announced today.
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