Wales & Western: Western news
‘Blueming Marvellous Monday’ helps to bust the ‘Blue Monday’ myth
Network Rail and Great Western Railway are joining forces with Samaritans to help bust the ‘Blue Monday’ myth.
Rail passengers reminded to plan ahead and only travel if absolutely necessary as industrial action hits first week of January services
Network Rail is reminding passengers of severe disruption to train services next week as the rail industry gears up for five consecutive days of strikes by the RMT and ASLEF trades unions, starting next Tuesday 3 January 2023.
Rail passengers warned of severe disruption on Christmas Eve due to RMT strike action
Network Rail is warning passengers that RMT strike action planned for Christmas Eve will have a severe impact on rail services on the day with passengers being advised to only travel if absolutely necessary or to consider travelling another day.
Rail passengers warned of major disruption during December due to further industrial action
Network Rail is urging passengers to only travel by train if absolutely necessary and plan ahead due to 48-hour strikes on 13 & 14, and 16 & 17 December.
Bristol Temple Meads becomes first station in the country to launch audio guide for blind and partially sighted people
Ahead of International Day of Disabled Persons (Saturday 3 December), Network Rail has teamed up with Bristol Sight Loss Council (BSLC) to launch a first-of-its-kind audio guide for Bristol Temple Meads station, to assist blind and partially sighted people with wayfinding.
Network Rail thanks residents and motorists as Torbay Road bridge set to be finished before Christmas
- Long-running bridge replacement project due to complete before Christmas
- The bridge will be closed to traffic and pedestrians for up to a week from 11 December for resurfacing
Dartmoor Line passes 250,000 journeys on its first anniversary, as rail minister visits to mark official opening of the station building.
Just over a year after the Dartmoor Line reopened to regular passenger trains, journey numbers on the line have passed 250,000 this Monday morning [28 November], with the arrival of an extra special visitor, Rail Minister, Huw Merriman MP, to officially open the renovated station building.
Passengers warned of some late-night cancellations and continued disruption tomorrow (Thursday 24 November) on services between London Paddington, Reading, Bristol and South Wales.
Train services between London Paddington and Reading have been disrupted today, [Wednesday 23 November] while engineers fix overhead electrical wires near Slough that were damaged overnight.
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