Eastern: East Midlands news
Storm-damaged railway repaired at St Albans ahead of Storm Eunice
- Network Rail has repaired the storm-damaged railway at St Albans
- Engineers worked over two nights to remove the fallen tree and fix the electric wiring
- Rail passengers are reminded not to travel today (Friday 18 February) as Storm Eunice causes widespread disruption
Storm Eunice: Passengers advised not to travel in the East Midlands
- Rail passengers are advised not to travel in the East Midlands on Friday 18 February
- Storm Eunice is set to bring strong winds and heavy rain, causing widespread disruption for the railway
- Network Rail has extra workers ready to respond to issues at key locations
Better facilities at Market Harborough station this May
Market Harborough station will soon have a brand-new toilet block and waiting room as work to bring better facilities for passengers has begun.
Network Rail and EMR support Samaritans’ Brew Monday in Derby
- Network Rail, EMR and Samaritans have teamed up at Derby station for Brew Monday (17 January)
- Volunteers offered teabags and spoke to station users about the importance of reaching out
Network Rail apologises as essential work temporarily closes city farm horse arena
Network Rail is carrying out essential repair work on a wall in Kentish Town.
Ballast all the way – Network Rail is upgrading last section of 1970s slab track between London and Kentish Town this Christmas
- Engineers will carry out final stage of work to upgrade 1970s track between Kentish Town and London St Pancras this Christmas and over New Year
- Improvements will bring a more modern reliable railway for passengers and reduce delays
- Reduced East Midlands Railway and Thameslink services from Monday 27 December until Tuesday 4 January – passengers reminded to plan ahead
- Additional Midland Main Line upgrades on Christmas Day and Boxing Day when no timetabled trains are running
Lincoln Christmas market-goers urged to stay safe around the railway
As the world-famous Christmas markets return to Lincoln, the rail industry has joined forces to help keep everyone safe.
Over 1000 trees planted as Network Rail transforms former Northamptonshire work compound into wildlife haven
Major progress has been made on a project to transform an engineering compound in Finedon into a wildlife habitat as over 1000 trees have been planted on the site today (Wednesday 1 December).
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