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Passengers at Bristol Temple Meads can now use dedicated bins for food waste, separating it from general rubbish and recyclable items like plastic bottles and cardboard, which will boost recycling rates and cut down on the amount of waste going to landfill sites.

This World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September), Network Rail is reminding the public to recognise the vital role they can play in saving lives by learning how to spot when someone may be in emotional distress near the railway and how to safely take action.

• Volunteers saved coach from extinction and overhauled it over six years
• Now it’s ready to show films again for first time in nearly 40 years
• Friend of man behind original cinema coach says ‘it’s what he would have wanted’
• Public welcome at Railway 200 celebration screening in September

Passengers are being advised to check before travelling later this month as more than 10,000 wires will be replaced in Gloucester signal box to provide better, more reliable services for rail passengers. 

Bristol Temple Meads station is celebrating its 185th birthday this week, during the year in which Britain’s railway marks two centuries since the very first passenger train journey. 

Network Rail has completed the significant refurbishments of two railway bridges in Somerset and Wiltshire, with local roads now reopened. 

A new and improved walkway has opened at Botley Road in Oxford this morning (Sunday 31^st August) as Network Rail hits another key milestone in the revised plan to reopen the road by the end of August next year.

Trains began running again between Worcester Shrub Hill and Moreton-in-Marsh on bank holiday Monday morning after Network Rail completed engineering work.