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Network Rail agrees to funding settlement to enable a better railway for a better Britain
Network Rail today announced that it was accepting the Office of Rail Regulation’s conclusion for funding to maintain and improve Britain’s railway over the next five years
Media Update: Engineers on site across South to keep trains moving - where possible
- Water levels bring disruption to Thames Valley
- Lines to Exeter reopen
- Further landslips strike Sussex
Media Update: check before you travel in the Thames Valley on Monday
- Flood warning for Thames Valley tomorrow (Monday)
- Landslip site at Crewkerne open to trains at reduced speed
- Work progresses at Dawlish
Media Update: trains running to Exeter again
- Landslip site at Crewkerne open to trains at reduced speed
- Other lines at Bridgwater and Athelney remain blocked by flooding
- Work progresses at Dawlish
- Check before you travel warning for Thames Valley
Media update: flooding and landslip block routes to Exeter
Flooding on the Somerset Levels and a landslip at Crewkerne means there are no routes to the West Country open to trains this Saturday afternoon.
Overnight work brings good progress at Dawlish
Network Rail engineers have been working though the night to protect the most damaged section of sea wall in the coastal town of Dawlish, Devon.
Network Rail engineers begin work to try to stop further damage at Dawlish
Engineers have been working through the night at Dawlish, Devon, to shore up a seriously damaged section of sea wall before another Atlantic storm system arrives on Saturday.
National train performance for period 11 is 89% despite severe storms
A second month of severe storms and the wettest January on record tested the rail industry’s resilience during a difficult period 11.
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