Network Rail is upgrading sections of track on the Esk Valley line, which date back to the 1940’s, to bring smoother journeys for passengers travelling between Middlesbrough and Whitby.

A striking piece of artwork intends to inspire rail passengers as they travel into London Liverpool Street station.

Passengers and motorists are benefiting from work to refurbish a major railway bridge in St Helens.

Passengers in the Clacton-on-Sea area will benefit from a significant upgrade in reliability and safety when a computer-based signalling system goes live as Network Rail continues major upgrade work, including a 23-day stretch of intensive engineering works starting later this month.

Network Rail has completed its work to replace two bridges in Norfolk this weekend (31 January), making them stronger and safer than before, to maintain a safe and reliable rail service across Anglia.

Passenger journeys and residents’ homes are now protected after moving land was secured beside the West Coast main line in Stoke-on-Trent.

Full services have resumed between Norwich and London this morning (Monday 1 February) following works to stabilise the tracks at Ingatestone over the last week.

Work will begin shortly on a 10-month programme at Stirling station to deliver a £3 million investment to refurbish the non-glazed roofs of the grade A listed station.