Passengers travelling on the West Coast Main Line are being advised about major disruption to services between Milton Keynes and Rugby due to severe flooding on the railway following Storm Bert.

Almost a year to the day since work began, progress at Huddersfield station as part of the Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) continues.

People planning rail journeys in the North of England are being urged to check before they travel due to Storm Bert.

Strong winds, heavy snow and rain and falling temperatures brought by Storm Bert will disrupt some rail services across Scotland from tomorrow morning (Saturday 23 November). 

Passengers travelling between London, the West Midlands and North West are being urged to check before they travel ahead of Storm Bert this weekend.

Network Rail is inviting the local community to find out more about next year’s major work on the Greek Street roundabout in Stockport.

A memorial service to mark the 50^th anniversary of the Birmingham pub bombings has been held at Birmingham New Street.

For the next two weekends (23-25 November, 30 November-2 December), engineering work will be taking place as part Network Rail’s performance improvement plan – known as Project Brunel – which will mean a reduced train service is operating between London Paddington, Heathrow Airport and Reading. This work includes vital drainage upgrades for areas of the line that frequently flood, as well as replacing track and sleepers (which support the rails) that have come to the end of their useable life.