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Vital rail work to take place on the Gospel Oak to Barking London Overground line to improve reliability
Track upgrades and bridge strengthening work will be carried out by Network Rail on the Gospel Oak to Barking London Overground Line to keep services running smoothly and reliably for passengers.
Track upgrades to deliver a more reliable train service between Ipswich to Ely and Cambridge
Rail passengers travelling between Ipswich and Ely and Ipswich and Cambridge will benefit from a more reliable service following a programme of track renewals starting on 18 July.
Track maintenance work starts this weekend at Clapton to keep rail services running reliably
Network Rail will carry out vital track replacement work at Clapton on the rail line between Liverpool Street and Tottenham Hale and Chingford at weekends throughout July, starting this weekend (11 July).
Level crossing cameras installed to catch motorists who endanger lives on the railway
Network Rail, on behalf of Greater Anglia, has started work to install red light safety enforcement (RLSE) cameras at 13 level crossings across Anglia.
Green light for Soham station
Proposals to build a new station for Soham were confirmed by East Cambridgeshire District Council on Friday 26 June 2020, giving the go-ahead for the new station to be built.
Track maintenance work to take place at Clapton to keep rail services running reliably
Network Rail will carry out vital track replacement work at Clapton on the rail line between Liverpool Street and Tottenham Hale and Chingford at weekends throughout July.
Embankment reinforcement protects services on the Sudbury branch line
Essential work to reinforce the embankment and protect the tracks on the Sudbury branch line has been carried out to prevent delays and cancellations to the rail service.
One of Network Rail's top female engineers encourages women across Anglia to #shapetheworld and take up a career in engineering
Network Rail’s programme manager for change, Jenny Webb, is encouraging women to consider a career in engineering as part of Women in Engineering Day today (Tuesday 23 June) as new research has highlighted a lack of female role models within Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) sectors.
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