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All aboard: Railway 200’s special exhibition train arrives at London Paddington next week
London Paddington station is getting ready for the arrival of an important visitor – a special exhibition train celebrating 200 years of the railway is due in on Platform 8 on Monday 8 December.
Passengers advised to check before travelling as upgrade work to affect train journeys in Somerset this December.
Network Rail will complete essential engineering work over seven days in Somerset next week, affecting passengers travelling through the Castle Cary area.
Passengers travelling to Looe to be affected by tree maintenance work
Passengers in Cornwall are asked to check their journeys between Liskeard and Looe ahead of a major tree maintenance project by Network Rail.
Road reopens after work to Frome railway bridge
Network Rail has completed work to refurbish Portway railway bridge in Frome, with the road under the bridge now open again.
Passengers in Cornwall advised to check before travelling next week as vital upgrade work takes place
Passengers travelling through Cornwall next month are asked to check their journeys ahead of Network Rail’s engineering work.
Second platform open at Newquay with branch line ready for Mid Cornwall Metro
Newquay has a second platform in operation for the first time in 38 years today (Tuesday 18 November) as trains return to the branch line after Network Rail’s engineering work.
DO NOT TRAVEL: No train service between London Paddington and Bristol, South Wales owing to Storm Claudia floods
- Routes between London Paddington and Swansea via Bristol Parkway & London Paddington to Bristol Temple Meads via Swindon are currently closed owing to flooding, with severe disruption expected to last for the rest of today
- Passengers are advised not to attempt to travel on these routes
- Tickets dated for today will be accepted on services tomorrow (Saturday 15th November) and Sunday
Access for All at St Erth as new footbridge with lifts is officially opened
Passengers at St Erth can now enjoy step-free access for the first time after a new footbridge with lifts was officially opened this morning (Fri 14th November) by Rail Minister Lord Hendy.
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