Network Rail has issued a heartfelt thank you to passengers for heeding Government advice to stay home after new figures reveal footfall is down an average of 93% at some of London’s busiest stations.

Network Rail is calling on former or retired signallers in the Western route area to help keep the railway moving during the current coronavirus event.

Network Rail is calling on former or retired signallers in the Wales and Border route area to help keep the railway moving during the current coronavirus event.

Network Rail employees have worked together to help one colleague’s partner make protective gowns for NHS nurses in Northamptonshire.

Network Rail has thanked people who usually use King’s Cross railway station for following government guidance and only travelling when essential as new figures show that footfall at the station has decreased by 92%*.

Network Rail has thanked people who usually use Leeds railway station for following government guidance and only travelling when essential, as new figures show that footfall at the station has decreased by 94%*.

Network Rail’s station teams are inviting the public to send them home-made pictures of rainbows with a railway theme which will be displayed at Bristol Temple Meads, Reading and London Paddington.

• Only essential journeys should be made over the Easter weekend
• Reduced timetable will be in operation, while Network Rail’s reduced engineering works programme will also affect some routes
• People who do need to use the railway should check before they travel