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North West & Central news

Changes for passengers as major accessibility upgrade at Mills Hill station continues
Passengers are being advised about changes to journeys at Mills Hill station as its multi-million-pound accessibility upgrade enters its next phase.

Passengers and freight to benefit from 21st century signalling upgrade in Manchester
Tens of millions of pounds is being invested into Manchester’s railway signalling system to improve journeys for passengers and freight.

Passengers reminded of railway closure this weekend for St Helens bridge renewal
Passengers are being advised about changes to rail journeys on September 5 during an essential upgrade to a railway bridge in St Helens.

Wigan platform extension to bring better rail journeys for passengers
A multi-million-pound platform extension at Wigan North Western station will soon provide passengers travelling to Manchester and Leeds with longer and more reliable trains.

Key rail upgrades completed on West Coast main line over August bank holiday
- Passengers are thanked for their patience over the August bank holiday
- West Coast main line upgrades include track work at Coventry and signalling upgrades in Liverpool
- The vital upgrades have made future journeys more reliable for passengers and freight

Electronic scarecrow used to keep trains on time for passengers in Manchester
A solar-powered scarecrow that mimics the calls of a hawk is being used to ward off birds causing delays to passengers travelling between Manchester and London Euston.

Passengers reminder of railway closure in one week's time for St Helens bridge renewal
Passengers are being advised about changes to rail journeys on September 5 during an essential upgrade to a railway bridge in St Helens.

Volunteers help stop one of UK’s most invasive plants from ravaging Cumbrian beauty spot
Volunteers from Network Rail are helping to stop destruction on a river in Cumbria by Himalayan balsam - one of Britain’s most invasive alien plant species.
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