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• Network Rail and train operators are reminding passengers not to travel to or from London this weekend
• No train services will run between Biggleswade or Letchworth Garden City and King’s Cross, St Pancras International or Moorgate stations or between Peterborough and London King's Cross
• Work is part of £1.2billion investment which will provide more seats, faster journeys, more services and improved reliability

• Network Rail and train operators are reminding passengers not to travel to/from London on East Coast Main Line this weekend
• No train services will enter or exit London King's Cross station
• Work is part of £1.2billion investment which will provide more seats, faster journeys, more services and improved reliability

Network Rail is reminding residents in East Yorkshire that a section of the Hessle Foreshore footpath will temporarily close next month as work starts on an £8million project to protect the railway embankment.

Network Rail will begin work to improve three level crossings in Staffordshire this week, which will make sure they can continue to be used reliably for years to come.

A plaque has been unveiled today (Thursday, 20 February) at Cleethorpes station to celebrate the completion of a £410,000 restoration project of the clock tower.

Network Rail has reopened the lines at Rotherham Central station this afternoon (Monday, 17 February) following severe flooding to the railway.

Network Rail has today (Monday, 17 February) opened a new, longer platform at Market Harborough station, which will allow longer trains with more seats to call there.

Network Rail and Northern are urging passengers to check before travelling as severe flooding means that all lines to and from Rotherham Central station are blocked and will remain so throughout Monday, 17 February.