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Stepping on the track shatters lives
SCOTLAND’S RAILWAY LAUNCHES NEW SUMMER TRESPASS CAMPAIGN
The Almond Viaduct, South Gyle, Edinburgh and Newbridge have been identified as some of the worst locations in Scotland for people trespassing on the railway tracks and risking their wellbeing.
Stepping on the track shatters lives
SCOTLAND’S RAILWAY LAUNCHES NEW SUMMER TRESPASS CAMPAIGN
Motherwell, Hamilton, Wishaw and Whifflet have been identified as some of the worst locations in Scotland for people trespassing on the railway tracks and risking their wellbeing.
Stepping on the track shatters lives
SCOTLAND’S RAILWAY LAUNCHES NEW SUMMER TRESPASS CAMPAIGN
Kirkcaldy and Burntisland have been identified as some of the worst locations in Scotland for people trespassing on the railway tracks and risking their wellbeing.
Stepping on the track shatters lives
SCOTLAND’S RAILWAY LAUNCHES NEW SUMMER TRESPASS CAMPAIGN
Paisley, Hillington East and Miliken Park have been identified as some of the worst locations in Scotland for people trespassing on the railway tracks and risking their wellbeing.
New safety warning as over a quarter of adults in the South East say they would risk everything to get their wallet, keys or phone off the tracks
- Purse / wallet (28%), keys (26%) and mobile phone (25%) were among the personal items adults would retrieve from the track
- Yet 100% of adults understand that stepping onto the tracks carries risk of serious injury or death
- Seven-time Paralympian Simon Munn, MBE, joins Network Rail and British Transport Police to launch new safety film – Shattered Lives – highlighting the devastating consequences of adult trespass
Shoreham-by-Sea station receives makeover with £708k upgrade and achieves carbon reduction of 37%
Major repair and refurbishment work has been completed at Shoreham-by-Sea to upgrade and improve the station for passengers while helping the environment.
Road to close as work begins on new permanent rail bridge at Old Kilpatrick
Network Rail will begin work to demolish and replace the bridge over the railway on Dumbarton Road in Old Kilpatrick, next month.
New safety warning as a third of adults in Anglia say they would risk all by stepping onto the railway track to retrieve their mobile phone
- Mobile phone and purse or wallet were among the other personal items adults in the Anglia region would retrieve from the track
- Yet 98% of adults understand that stepping onto the tracks carries risk of serious injury or death and 90% understand it’s a criminal offence
- Seven-time Paralympian Simon Munn, MBE, joins Network Rail and British Transport Police to launch new safety film – Shattered Lives – highlighting the devastating consequences of adult trespass
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