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11,000 tonne tunnel to be installed on the railway in first for UK engineering
- Massive concrete structure to be pushed under the East Coast Main Line as part of £1.2bn upgrade
- Major works to occur over nine days between 16 and 24 January, with service changes between London and Edinburgh
- Hundreds of hours of passenger disruption to be avoided by industry-leading engineering technique
- New tunnel will separate slow-moving freight from long-distance passenger trains – speeding up journeys and improving reliability
11,000 tonne tunnel to be installed on the railway in first for UK engineering
- Massive concrete structure to be pushed under the East Coast Main Line as part of £1.2bn upgrade
- Major works to occur over nine days between 16 and 24 January
- Hundreds of hours of passenger disruption to be avoided by industry-leading engineering technique
- New tunnel will separate slow-moving freight from long-distance passenger trains – speeding up journeys and improving reliability
Passengers who must travel urged to plan ahead as vital work continues on the £1.2billion East Coast Upgrade this month
- People must follow the latest Government guidance and not travel except for limited reasons
- Major improvement work means there are changes to services over the next four weekends in January
Network Rail reaches major milestone on £1.2billion East Coast Upgrade as all four tracks into King’s Cross are lifted for the first time in decades to allow sewer reconstruction
- Major progress was made at King’s Cross during a six-day closure over Christmas, including work to reconstruct Camden Sewer which runs beneath the tracks
- Teams lifted all four tracks entering the station for the first time in over 40 years
- The East Coast Upgrade will bring a more modern, reliable railway for passengers, improving journeys between London, the North of England and Scotland
- Network Rail and train operators on the East Coast Main Line are thanking passengers for their patience following the six-day closure at King’s Cross
Final reminder to passengers of major service changes on the East Coast Main Line as £1.2billion upgrade continues over Christmas
- Stay at home or stay local to help tackle the spread of COVID-19
- If you have to travel on the East Coast Main Line, check your journey and allow plenty of time
Final reminder to passengers of major service changes on the East Coast Main Line as £1.2billion upgrade continues over Christmas
- Stay at home or stay local to help tackle the spread of COVID-19
- If you have to travel on the East Coast Main Line, check your journey and allow plenty of time
£2.3million upgrade to King’s Cross station toilets will make spending a penny much easier and more environmentally friendly
Network Rail has completed major work to upgrade the toilets at King’s Cross station in a £2.3million revamp, which will make them much more pleasant for station users.
Passengers advised to plan their journey carefully on the East Coast Main Line in advance of six-day closure of London King’s Cross over the Christmas period
Network Rail, Great Northern and Thameslink are urging passengers to plan ahead if travelling on the East Coast Main Line to and from London between Christmas Day and 30 December (inclusive) as major work takes place.
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