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Festival-goers are reminded that there are no trains home from Reading station this Saturday evening
Network Rail is reminding Reading festival-goers that Reading station will close early this Saturday evening because of industrial action by the RMT.
Passengers with disabilities and reduced mobility who require assistance can now benefit from a new travel lounge at London Paddington
The new lounge, which is adjacent to the taxi rank on the upper deck at London Paddington, provides passengers who use the assistance programme with accessible wheelchair spaces, reduced mobility seating and a customer information screen.
Network Rail extends working hours on Oxford station upgrade to compensate for delay caused by historic discoveries
A Victorian brick archway and a hand grenade are among some of the unique challenges that temporarily paused progress on the major project, with round the clock shifts now set to begin.
Essential upgrades set to begin on Henley branch line
Buses will replace trains for four days, from Monday 14 August, on the line between Twyford and Henley-on-Thames, as Network Rail carries out vital track improvements.
Technical challenges extend bridge replacement work in Bradford on Avon
Network Rail has confirmed that the work to replace St Margaret Street Bridge in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, will now last until the end of November, following a number of technical challenges that have arisen during the course of the work.
Secretary of State for Transport officially opens Bristol’s first new station in almost a century
This morning (Monday 31 July), representatives from Network Rail and train operator GWR joined the Secretary of State for Transport, the Mayor of Bristol and the Mayor of the West of England Combined Authority (WECA) to open Bristol’s first new railway station in 96 years.
South West rail passengers to benefit from a more reliable railway as Network Rail gets set to start cliff resilience work
Resilience work on the cliffs between Dawlish and Holcombe to help protect the iconic coastal railway line for future generations is due to start this week.
Passengers reminded to check before travelling with just one week to go before the start of major railway upgrades in Oxford
The start of a nine-day period of intensive track and signalling work around Oxford station begins on 29 July, supporting an increase in train services and ushering in a new era in passenger and freight train travel for the city and wider county.
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