Wales & Western: Wales & Borders news
Local MP visits ‘misused’ level crossing
North Shropshire Liberal Democrat MP Helen Morgan has paid a visit to the site of a level crossing earmarked for safety upgrades to address growing concerns of misuse.
Christmas 2024: Essential upgrades across Wales & Borders to take place while the railway is closed
Network Rail engineers will be busy carrying out a range of projects across the Wales & Borders route over Christmas – but the good news for passengers is that the work is scheduled to take place when the railway is closed.
Newport bridge earns unwanted top spot as Network Rail urges drivers to take better care at railway bridges
Network Rail is urging drivers to ‘Wise Up, Size Up’ and take better care on the roads as it emerged several of Britain’s most bashed bridges are on the South Wales Main Line.
Delays at Cardiff Central down by 44 per cent on major event days at the Principality Stadium
Delay minutes at Cardiff Central station on days when there are major events at the nearby Principality Stadium are down 44 per cent so far in 2024 compared with last year.
1,452 lives saved on the railway in Wales and the West in just five years
This World Mental Health Day (10 October 2024), Network Rail has announced a new milestone with its Rail Suicide Prevention Programme as almost 1,500 interventions have been made across Network Rail’s Wales and Western region.
ORR accepts Network Rail’s robust plan to improve train performance across Wales and Western
The Office of Rail and Road today accepted Network Rail’s detailed plan to improve train performance across Wales & Western England.
MS for Montgomeryshire sees progress on accessible footbridge at Newtown station
Network Rail has moved a step closer to completing a new footbridge with lifts at Newtown station in Powys which will make both platforms fully accessible for the first time.
Revealed: Animals who top the list of trespassers on the track on Wales and Western region
New figures released by Network Rail reveal that animals trespassed 246 times in the Wales & Western region in the 12 months to March 2024, ranging from sheep at one end of the scale to cats, foxes and even a solitary badger.
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