Anglia
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Network Rail’s Anglia route comprises over 1,700 miles of track from London Liverpool Street station to Norwich in the east and Cambridge in the west, the North London Line from Gospel Oak to Barking East, and Essex Thameside from Fenchurch Street to Shoeburyness. With over 63.6 million passenger journeys, Liverpool Street is the third busiest railway station in Britain and the route is well connected with two airports, Stansted and Southend.
Latest news for this route
Planned Easter engineering work to improve reliability for passengers.
Much of the railway will be open over Easter for passengers to travel across the region and the country. There are some engineering works taking place and passengers are advised to check before they travel.
Important weekend engineering work in March to keep trains running safely and reliably.
Passengers are being encouraged to check before travelling as planned weekend engineering work in March will affect services between Norwich and Ipswich, and between Ipswich and Cambridge/Ely.
New Dalston bridge on key walking and cycling route to be lifted into place this weekend
A project by Network Rail to replace a 100-year-old bridge on Kingsbury Road in Dalston is reaching an important milestone this coming weekend.
Essential weekend engineering work on the Great Eastern Main Line will take place this February to maintain reliability and safety
During four consecutive weekends in February, engineers will be working to maintain our infrastructure between Stratford, Shenfield, Billericay and Southend Victoria as well as weekend work at the site of the new Beaulieu Park station.
Rail renewals, upgrades and projects delivered successfully over Christmas across Anglia.
We’re thanking all our customers and passengers for their understanding and patience over the festive period while our engineers completed an extensive set of railway engineering work across the Anglia region to benefit passenger and freight services.
Cambridge South station environmental legacy will deliver net gain in local biodiversity and wildlife.
Network Rail has entered into an agreement with Cambridgeshire County Council to restore habitats disrupted during the construction of the new station in Hobsons Park and deliver the targeted local biodiversity net gain of 10%.
REMINDER: To check before travelling this Christmas as engineering work will be taking place across the Anglia region.
Passengers wishing to travel by rail this Christmas are reminded to check before travelling as extensive Christmas engineering work will help to deliver significant benefits for passengers and continue with exciting new station builds.
Grays station accessibility improvements to begin in January 2024
- Better, more efficient step free access for all passengers using Grays station
- Two new lifts to be installed under the Government’s Access for All scheme
- Existing underpass to temporarily close early in the new year for lift installation work
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