Buses will replace trains for four days, from Monday 14 August, on the line between Twyford and Henley-on-Thames, as Network Rail carries out vital track improvements. 

Network Rail has submitted a planning application to Fife Council to build a bridge over the new railway between Kirkland and Mountfleurie.

Tomorrow (Friday 11 August) Britain’s busiest station is hosting a brand-new art exhibition titled ‘One Love’ which champions positivity and inclusion.

Passengers are advised to plan ahead as no train services will operate out of London Charing Cross and Waterloo East for four consecutive weekends during August and September.

• Most rail routes will be open for August bank holiday travel
• £15m is being invested to make the railway better for passengers and freight between Euston and Manchester
• Some overnight and daytime work could impact West Coast main line journeys
• People are advised to check National Rail Enquiries before travelling

Local passengers and tourists will benefit from enhanced comfort, capacity and connectivity, on peak services on the scenic Welsh coast line, over the summer holidays, as well as the launch of a brand-new window seat audio guide. 

Network Rail has confirmed that the work to replace St Margaret Street Bridge in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, will now last until the end of November, following a number of technical challenges that have arisen during the course of the work.

• The majority- more than 95%- of the rail network will be open as usual over the forthcoming August bank holiday (Sat-26^th to Monday 28^th August)

• Passengers should check before travelling as some journeys will be affected by railway improvement work

• Those travelling over the bank holiday can check the status of their journey at nationalrail.co.uk or with their train operator