Wales & Western news
Work starts on improvements at Llandudno station
Network Rail has started work on the construction of a new car park as part of the £5.1m project to improve Llandudno station.
Network Rails chiefs to visit young apprentices at Ffestiniog
Network Rail chief executive David Higgins and Wales route managing director Mark Langman are to visit 16 apprentices gaining valuable work experience on the Welsh railways.
Welsh farmers urged to ‘See Track, Think Train’ on level crossings
Farmers across Wales are being urged to ‘See Track, Think Train’ when they use the 1,200 level crossings across the country.
Sleeping snakes uncovered at Slough bridge works
It could have been a rude awakening for a pair of hibernating grass snakes discovered by Network Rail contractors in Slough last week – but thanks to expert advice the relaxing reptiles are continuing their slumber at a specialist wildlife centre until the spring.
Join as apprentice to earn your degree, says Network Rail Wales chief
There are 16 places available on the 2013 Network Rail advanced apprenticeship scheme in Wales, the company announced today.
Network Rail awards contract for Crossrail track upgrade works between West Drayton and Maidenhead
Network Rail has awarded a contract to Balfour Beatty Rail for the upgrade of a 12-mile section of the Great Western main line between West Drayton and Maidenhead to enable Crossrail services to operate.
Join as a West apprentice to earn your degree, says Network Rail chief
There are 85 places available on the 2013 Network Rail advanced apprenticeship scheme in the south and south west of England, the company announced today.
Swindon to Kemble railway enhancement project begins
Network Rail has begun work on a £45m project to upgrade the railway route and infrastructure between Swindon and Gloucester via Kemble and Stroud.
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