Wales & Western news
Train services resume between Carmarthen and Pembroke Dock as vital track work completes
Train services resumed this morning (Thursday 28 March) after ten days of essential round-the-clock work to upgrade track and drainage between Carmarthen and Pembroke Dock.
Level crossing safety plea to North Wales holidaymakers as Easter getaway begins
Network Rail is urging level crossing users at Talwrn Bach to remain vigilant as the busy Easter holiday period begins.
Train services resume in Devon after major signalling upgrade
Trains are now running again between Plymouth and Totnes after Network Rail completed signal and track upgrades in the area.
Community alerted to crucial changes at three railway crossings in Pembrokeshire
Network Rail is making crucial changes at three level crossings in Pembrokeshire later this month to improve safety for the community and holidaymakers.
MP for Monmouth sees progress on accessible footbridge at Abergavenny station
Construction is under way at Abergavenny and five other stations on the Wales and Borders route as Network Rail works to make them fully accessible for the first time.
Network Rail celebrates improved accessibility at Dawlish station ahead of holiday season
Network Rail joined forces with stakeholders, train operators and members of the community today to officially open the new footbridge with lifts at Dawlish station.
Network Rail contractor BAM transforms green space for Bristol school children
A Bristol primary school has received support from BAM, the contractor building the new Ashley Down station, to create a new green outdoor space that pupils can enjoy.
Trains resume in Cornwall as major signalling upgrade reaches key milestone
Network Rail has reached a key milestone in the final phase of its work to modernise railway signals across Devon and Cornwall, with passenger train services resuming today after 13 days of round-the-clock work.
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