Colleagues from across Network Rail have been working to keep passengers and vital supplies moving.

Network Rail has provided its logistics and project management expertise to help deliver the NHS Nightingale Hospital North West in Manchester.

Network Rail, train operators and partners across the rail industry turned stations on the East Coast Main Line blue last night (Thursday, 23 April) to support the NHS during the Coronavirus crisis.

Railway stations across London turned blue last night and the first of a series of surprise well-known voices was heard on their concourses as part of the #MakeItBlue campaign, Saluting the efforts of hard-working NHS staff and essential workers across the country.

London Liverpool Street station was lit-up blue and orange last night (Thursday 23 April) to show solidarity with key workers, including those at Network Rail, train operators and frontline NHS staff all across the country.

Network Rail has lit the iconic Britannia Bridge blue to say thank you to NHS staff and other key workers – including frontline railway colleagues – who are continuing to operate a safe and reliable railway to support essential passenger journeys, and keep freight moving across the network.

Network Rail’s Bristol Temple Meads station has been lit up in blue this evening to show solidarity with front-line NHS staff and key workers across the country.

Edinburgh Waverley Station was lit up blue to show solidarity with key workers and front-line NHS staff all across the country.