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Buxton Line closed for extra day due to bridge upgrade complications
Rail passengers are being advised that the railway between Hazel Grove and Buxton will need to stay closed for an extra day after unexpected complications with a Victorian railway bridge rebuild.
New, bigger sea wall to protect railway and town of Dawlish reaches final stages as Colonnade underpass reopens to the public
Work on the construction of the £80m new, bigger sea wall to protect the railway in Dawlish has reached its final stages as a new link bridge and stilling basin nears completion at Colonnade viaduct.
Network Rail has successfully reopened all four lines through Hook in Hampshire as major landslip repairs complete
Engineers have worked around the clock to repair a huge landslip at Hook in Hampshire allowing all four lines to reopen today (Friday 24 February).
East Suffolk Line to get another boost as Network Rail prepares to tackle deteriorating embankment
Network Rail is gearing up to stabilise and widen a mile-long embankment on the Ipswich-Lowestoft line to the north of Martlesham.
Network Rail volunteers help to restore two Bristol murals previously damaged by graffiti
Volunteers from Network Rail joined the Severnside Community Rail Partnership and local residents to help clean graffiti from community murals at Redland and Montpelier stations in Bristol earlier this month.
Reminder: Passengers to plan ahead as 26 days of major upgrades in Stalybridge get underway
Passengers travelling between Manchester and Leeds are being reminded to plan ahead as the Transpennine Route Upgrade pushes ahead with its biggest piece of work so far in Stalybridge.
Samaritans research shows less than half the people in London – only just more in the South East - are confident approaching someone who could be vulnerable. Could you make small talk and save life?
- Samaritans survey shows just 47% of people in Greater London (53% in wider South East) feel confident approaching someone they feel could be vulnerable
- Network Rail Southern region teams up with Samaritans, British Transport Police and the wider rail industry for Small Talk Saves Lives - empowering the public to act if they see someone who needs help by starting a conversation
- New campaign film reassures the public that a little small talk like ‘where can I get a coffee?’ can set someone on a path to recovery
Research by Samaritans shows less than half the people in Southampton feel confident approaching someone they think could be vulnerable. Could you make small talk and save a life?
- Samaritans survey shows just 48% of people in Southampton (47% in London and 53% in the wider South East) feel confident approaching someone they feel could be vulnerable
- Network Rail Southern region teams up with Samaritans, British Transport Police and the wider rail industry for Small Talk Saves Lives - empowering the public to act if they see someone who needs help by starting a conversation
- New campaign film reassures the public that a little small talk like ‘where can I get a coffee?’ can set someone on a path to recovery
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