Wales & Western: Western news
Thames Valley benefits from record rail investment as Network Rail publishes its full-year results
More than £1bn was invested in improving and expanding the rail network in the Thames Valley and south west of England over the last 12 months, Network Rail revealed today in its full-year results for the 2013/14 financial year.
Professional drivers in the Thames Valley targeted in new level crossing safety programme
Network Rail has launched a nationwide awareness programme targeting motorists who drive for a living. Aimed at reducing the number of incidents at level crossings involving these “professional drivers” the programme will educate them on the safe use of level crossings.
Network Rail announces follow-up work to Dawlish Sea Wall following successful reinstatement of train services
The plans involve raising the sea wall in front of the site of the main breach, to provide extra resilience and support.
A338 Wantage Road bridge to stay open during £2bn rail electrification upgrade
Plans have been confirmed to keep the A338 Wantage Road bridge in Grove open after Network Rail addressed concerns raised by stakeholders including residents, businesses and Oxfordshire County Council.
Cambrian services up and running to Harlech
Network Rail's orange army battle on second front near Dawlish
Network Rail has sent in a second battalion of the ‘orange army’ to tackle a huge landslip that is threatening the Great Western Main Line about a mile west of Dawlish.
Rail services between Barmouth to Harlech to be restored ahead of schedule
Trains are set to run again between Barmouth and Harlech on 1 May as Network Rail completes the massive £10m programme of storm repairs two weeks ahead of schedule.
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