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Pictures: Dumped pushchair and bicycle delayed Kent rail passengers - Can you help catch culprits?
Hundreds of passengers were delayed on Sunday night (June 5) after trains struck a pushchair and a bicycle thrown onto the tracks in Gravesend, Kent.
Caught on camera: Lorry driver ignores red lights and smashes into Sussex level crossing barriers
A lorry driver has been banned from driving for two years after being caught by a police enforcement camera at a level crossing in Sussex.
New station control office unites rail staff at London Bridge as concourse opening approaches
The first piece of the new London Bridge station has come into use after more than 240 railway staff moved into new station offices over the bank holiday weekend, including a state-of-the-art control room. The move marks the first piece of the new station to come into operational use, with the first half of the stunning new concourse opening to passengers in August.
Railway upgrade to address recurring flooding problem in Fulwell
Over two weeks this summer, Network Rail is spending £6m to address the recurring issue of flooding on the line between Fulwell and Shepperton, particularly at the Fulwell Tunnel, as part of its Railway Upgrade Plan.
Spike in near misses at two level crossings in the Cheshunt area prompts safety warning
Residents in the Cheshunt area are being reminded the importance of obeying signals and signs at level crossings, following a spike in potentially dangerous incidents at level crossings in Trinity Lane, Waltham Cross and Wharf Road, Broxbourne.
Network Rail’s orange army delivers a bigger, better railway for passengers in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex
Journeys into London will be more reliable for passengers travelling on the busy line from Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex following successful completion of vital upgrade work over the spring bank holiday (28-30 May).
Spring bank holiday rail investment programme delivers better, more reliable railway for passengers in the South East
Commuters returned to work today on a better, more reliable railway thanks to the efforts of Network Rail’s orange army, who worked round-the-clock to improve the network over the bank holiday weekend.
Crossrail project works successfully delivered by Network Rail over Spring bank holiday weekend
- More than 40,000 hours worked at 19 different locations in outer London, Berkshire and Essex to prepare tracks, infrastructure and stations for new railway that will be known as the Elizabeth line
- A selection of images of the Spring bank holiday Crossrail project works are available to download below
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