Wales & Western: Western news
NORTH COTSWOLD LINE PRIMED FOR EXTRA TRACK
Preparatory work on the North Cotswold line is progressing on target, and Network Rail expects services to return to normal after the August bank holiday.
GET RAIL, SAY TRANSPORT LEADERS IN WALES
Let someone else do the driving this bank holiday, say rail leaders from the Welsh Assembly Government, Network Rail and Arriva Train Wales. Holiday makers are urged to leave their cars at home and enjoy a rail experience without risking long delays on the road this bank holiday.
MORE ROOM FOR MORE TRACK ON NORTH COTSWOLD LINE
A team of over 100 engineers will be out in full force starting this weekend to carry out a vital programme of preparatory work for the Cotswold line redoubling scheme.
YOUNG APPRENTICES IN SOUTH WEST MAKE THEIR MARK ON THE RAILWAY
Ten young people have become Network Rail’s newest successful apprentices to be joining the company’s 35,000-strong railway workforce and its operations in the South West of England.
CLEAN UP SQUAD BLITZ READING RAILWAY
Over a tonne of litter have been removed today by a special squad led by Network Rail to clean up the Reading railway, creating a ‘golden mile’ near Reading station.
WOULD IT KILL YOU TO WAIT? (Gloucester)
HARD HITTING LEVEL CROSSING SAFETY MESSAGE DRIVEN ACROSS EUROPE
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