Wales & Western news
VIDEO: North Wales train driver recalls “helpless” feeling during near miss with man and his dogs at popular tourist destination
Network Rail and Transport for Wales have released shocking CCTV footage, following two separate near misses in Harlech in July, as it urges tourists and locals to follow safety advice at railway crossings.
Final phase restoration of Barmouth Viaduct to be split, reducing passenger disruption as it benefits from additional repairs
Network Rail has confirmed the Grade II* listed viaduct will be open for busy October half term and Christmas period - with extra work planned to secure the vital rail link’s future for generations to come.
Passengers urged to plan ahead and only travel by train if absolutely necessary on 18 and 20 August due to continued national industrial action
Around 20% of rail services will be able to run on Network Rail’s Western route on the upcoming strike days with most trains starting later and finishing much earlier than usual - between 7.30am and 6.30pm
Passengers in Wales and the Borders urged to plan ahead and only travel by train if absolutely necessary on 18 and 20 August due to continued national industrial action
Around 10% of rail services will be able to run in Wales and the Borders on the upcoming strike days, with most trains starting later and finishing much earlier than usual - between 7.30am and 6.30pm
Station toilets uncovered after 30 years and given new lease of life
Passengers at Bristol Temple Meads will benefit from more toilets after a bathroom last seen in the 1990s was rediscovered, given a huge refurbishment and now reopened.
Transformation of Newbridge and Llanhilleth stations set to begin in readiness for more frequent services to Newport
Ebbw Vale Line passengers to benefit from improved rail journeys as Network Rail prepares for major upgrades at two stations
Network Rail welcomes new community group to Devon railway station
Network Rail has worked with Sampford Courtenay Parish Council in Devon to brighten up the platform of the local station, which is currently not used for passenger services, and provide space for community garden planters while creating a more pleasant view for people passing through on trips to and from Okehampton.
Network Rail’s stations play their part in ending period poverty with free sanitary products
Passengers travelling through Bristol Temple Meads, Reading and London Paddington can now get free sanitary products as part of a drive to end period poverty.
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