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North West & Central news

New Street station shortlisted twice in Celebrating Construction Awards
The new Birmingham New Street station is once again receiving acclaim after being shortlisted in two categories in the Celebrating Construction Awards.

Finishing touches for passengers over May bank holidays on £250m railway upgrade between Stafford and Crewe
Train passengers heading through the Stafford area are being urged to check before they travel over the bank holiday weekends at the start and end of May.

Vandalism suspected cause of rail disruption at Birmingham New Street
Vandalism was the likely cause of widespread disruption affecting passengers in and out of Birmingham today, Network Rail said (Mon 11 April).

May bank holiday works means new railway tracks for Oxenholme
Train passengers heading through Oxenholme, Cumbria, are being urged to check before they travel over the early May bank holiday weekends as Network Rail's ‘orange army’ upgrades the railway.

Network Rail reopens the Hope Valley line between Sheffield and Manchester following successful refurbishment of iconic Reddish viaduct
The Hope Valley line between Sheffield and Manchester reopened today (Monday 11 April) after Network Rail completed vital restoration work to protect Reddish viaduct for the next century.

Passengers travelling between Rochdale and Manchester Victoria move closer to a better railway
Passengers are being urged to check before they travel over the next five weekends as Network Rail installs new track between Manchester Victoria and Rochdale .

Drop-in event to present plans of vegetation management works in Harrow
Network Rail is inviting Harrow residents to an information event to find out more about upcoming railway vegetation work.

Rail industry pulls together to limit passenger impact of overhead wire damage
Train companies today agreed to carry one another’s customers as Network Rail worked to repair damaged overhead wires on the West Coast main line near Birmingham International station.
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