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Graffiti and fly-tipping hotspots targeted in major railway spring clean
Communities across the West of England and Berkshire will now benefit from a tidier, more welcoming railway following the removal of graffiti and rubbish from 36 key hotspots across the region.
£6.5m railway investment set to begin in Penzance
A £6.55m investment by Network Rail and GWR in the railway in Cornwall will see the construction of three new sidings in Penzance, helping longer trains to run and be maintained in Cornwall.
Passengers along the Ebbw Vale line urged to check before travelling this Easter
Network Rail engineers begin work to transform the Ebbw Vale line, which will enable Transport for Wales to run more trains in the future.
WATCH: Storm damaged railway reopens to passengers after around the clock work to fix 33 washouts
Engineers have worked 24/7 to reopen the Cambrian Line between Shrewsbury and Newtown on the first weekend of April, following flood damage caused by Storm Franklin in February.
Bristol Temple Meads’ historic roof refurbishment to enter next phase
Bristol Temple Meads station is gearing up for the next phase of the refurbishment of its historic train shed roof, which begins next month.
Houndiscombe Bridge in Plymouth reopens following essential maintenance work
Network Rail has reopened Houndiscombe Bridge in Plymouth, Devon, today (Friday 25 March) following essential maintenance work.
Wellington and Cullompton stations one step closer as Network Rail set to lead on next stage of developments
Network Rail will spearhead the next stage of this project with the development of detailed designs and a full business case following receipt of £5m from the Department for Transport.
Torbay Road bridge replacement work extended until May
The work to replace Torbay Road railway bridge in Paignton, Devon, will be extended until May, as engineers try to install the new bridge without disrupting BT cables which serve local residents and businesses.
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