Wales & Western news
Could a Westcountry railway image win Landscape Photographer of the Year?
The search is on in the Westcountry to find the best photography of the British landscape and that of the rail network.
Could a Wales railway image win Landscape Photographer of the Year?
The search is on in Wales to find the best photography of the British landscape and that of the rail network.
Could a Thames Valley railway image win Landscape Photographer of the Year?
The search is on to find the best photography of the British landscape and that of the rail network. Entries are now open for the Take a view - Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards 2013, which celebrates imagery of the best sights the country has to offer.
Energlyn’s new station plans unveiled
The final plans to build a £5.2m new station to serve Energlyn and Churchill Park will be unveiled on Wednesday, 10 April at a public exhibition.
Reading rail depot opens its doors to showcase education and career opportunities in engineering
Life-size railway track, rail inspection helicopter presentations and apprentices talking about their work experience will all be part of an open evening for parents and young people hosted by Network Rail as part of its partnership with UTC Reading – a new University Technical College specialising in computer science and engineering for 14-19 year olds, opening this September.
South Wales rail upgrade nears completion
Work on a £48m project to replace the Loughor Viaduct near Swansea and redouble a 5.25-mile stretch of railway through Gowerton is close to completion.
Tarka Line investment makes for a smoother ride
Network Rail has invested more than £3.75m on improving the Tarka Line in North Devon during the past financial year, the company disclosed today.
Archie opens new Duffield Road railway bridge
Ardent railway enthusiast Archie Swell will be bursting with pride today (1.30pm, Thursday, 4 April).
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