Network Rail has completed an £11m, two and a half-year project to renew and replace sections of track at 59 sites along the Far North Line in the north of Scotland.

All stations on the Glossop-to-Manchester railway line are getting a makeover as part of the Great North Rail Project.

Railway stations on the Cumbrian coast, Lakes and Furness lines will be improved this year as part of a £15 million benefits package for passengers in the North.

Haverfordwest residents are reminded of the essential replacement of Milford Road railway bridge this weekend.

There are just days to go until the southern end of the Brighton Main Line shuts for nine days during the school half term as work on a vital £67 million upgrade continues.

Reading is set to benefit as one of the town’s most notorious traffic bottlenecks will be removed following an upgrade to two railway bridges.

A Cumbrian MP has seen the latest section of railway track replaced as part of a major upgrade of the region’s famous coastal railway line.

Network Rail is boosting its capacity to identify and fix track defects using cutting edge technology, reducing delays caused by track faults, improving safety and saving the taxpayer millions of pounds.