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International Women’s Day signals a career in rail engineering for Romford girls
Two female Network Rail graduates visited Frances Bardsley Academy for Girls in Romford yesterday (Tuesday) ahead of International Women’s day today, to encourage girls to think about a career in rail engineering.
Passengers urged to check before they travel following landslip on Calder Valley Line
Passengers travelling on the Calder Valley Line are being urged to check before they travel following a landslip at Dryclough Junction, south of Halifax station.
Major improvements for East Anglia’s rail passengers as half-way point is reached in 10 weekends of upgrades
Passengers travelling between Norwich and London will benefit from smoother and more reliable journeys as the half-way mark is reached in 10 consecutive weekends of important railway upgrade work.
New photos: Hackney Wick station works well underway
Work to build a new subway at Hackney Wick Overground station is well underway in the run-up to its installation in April.
Pulling out the stops - Cambridge North station car park completed
A 450-space car park is now complete at the new Cambridge North station, as the opening day fast approaches.
Safety improvements made at six footpath level crossings across Suffolk and Essex
Six footpath level crossings across Suffolk and Essex have been made safer following improvements carried out by Network Rail as part of its Railway Upgrade Plan.
London Overground Gospel Oak to Barking route to reopen on Monday 27 February but further work is required
The London Overground line between Gospel Oak and Barking will reopen to passengers on Monday 27 February, following a phased eight-month closure to electrify the route. However the installation of all of the overhead wires has not been completed on time and more work is required.
New warning system to improve safety at footpath level crossings across Anglia
Three footpath level crossings in Suffolk and Essex are now safer thanks to a new audible warning system, alerting pedestrians of approaching trains. The crossings are the first of a total of 23 that will have the new kit installed, making the railway safer and more reliable as part of Network Rail's Railway Upgrade Plan.
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