North West & Central news
Residents between Rugby and Coventry invited to find out more about upcoming vegetation work
Residents living near to the railway in the villages of Brandon, Wolston, Church Lawford and Long Lawford are this week invited to attend local drop-in sessions to find out more about upcoming vegetation work in the area.
Sleeper factory plans will secure manufacturing jobs in the West Midlands
A railway site in Sandwell has been identified to build a new factory that will supply sleepers to the rail network across Britain for years to come.
Passengers and neighbours thanked as weekend work in Poulton is completed on time
Network Rail has today (Tuesday 4 April) thanked neighbours and passengers for their patience after railway upgrade work was completed through Poulton-le-Fylde over recent weekends.
Aylesbury level crossing closed after repeated deliberate misuse
Penn Road footpath level crossing in Aylesbury has been closed, helping to make the railway in the town safer for local people.
Residents and passengers reminded of road and station closures during Albrighton railway bridge replacement
Residents and passengers are being reminded of road and station closures and changes to train services while Network Rail replaces a railway bridge in Albrighton.
Taxpayers foot the bill as Network Rail clears 250 tonnes of rubbish from the railway
Network Rail is removing around 250 tonnes of fly-tipped waste which has been dumped on the railway in Telford.
Train passengers reminded to check before they travel ahead of work on the Ordsall Chord.
Rail passengers travelling in and out of Manchester Victoria are being reminded some services will change in 2017 as work continues on the Ordsall Chord.
Settle-Carlisle line reopens after orange army repairs to major landslip
- Network Rail engineers complete most challenging railway repair ever
- Northern train services resume on world’s most iconic railway
- Flying Scotsman, the world’s best-loved steam train, marks the occasion
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