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Network Rail has unveiled three new grinding trains costing £36m, which we be deployed across Great Britain to keep the track in good condition and provide passengers with a smooth, reliable journey. 

The multi-million pound trains, which remove small layers of metal from the railhead, represent a significant investment for Network Rail route services who worked with industry partners Loram and Colas Rail to design, build and maintain the new, improved models.

The first installment of the prestigious Landscape Photographer of the Year exhibition opens today, Monday 20 November, at Waterloo station.

Network Rail is using space at several of its stations, including London Bridge, Edinburgh and Leeds, to provide a compelling setting for the exciting display.

Commuters, shoppers and station visitors will be able to enjoy outstanding photographs of the British landscape, ranging from atmospheric views of the misty Scottish wilderness, through to powerful images of stormy seas and iconic meandering rivers.

Network Rail has today announced the sale of its commercial property business in England and Wales.

New campaign encourages public to intervene to help prevent railway suicides

• Significant passengers benefits to be realised in the months ahead as Network Rail mega-projects start to draw to a close
• Less passenger disruption this year despite more than £160m to be invested in the biggest Christmas railway investment programme ever undertaken
• Thousands of new services and trains start to come into operation in 2018 as a result of the Christmas investment programme 
• London Bridge station will be all but complete with the final section of the new concourse and brand new platforms 1-5 open for the first time

Hundreds of thousands of rail passengers will suffer hours of delays and cancellations this month as 'bridge-strikes' - when a lorry that's too big hits a low bridge - reach their peak, with new figures revealing October/November see around ten incidents reported every day.

• Met Office issue yellow warning for strong winds
• Passengers advised to plan for possible travel disruption
• Railway neighbours asked to secure garden furniture, equipment and trampolines

Network Rail has generated £35 million from the sale of its National Logistics Centre in Ryton, Coventry to the West Midlands Pension Fund, following a competitive sales process.