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Spike in people using railway line as walking route in Dawlish
British Transport Police (BTP) and Network Rail have issued a stark warning after several recent incidents of trespass on the railway line in Dawlish, Devon.
Future of Oxfordshire rail network mapped out in new study
A new study highlighting future opportunities to expand Oxfordshire’s railway and help deliver economic growth to the region has been published today (Wednesday 30 June).
Network Rail volunteer leads mental health first aider training to local Bradninch community
Network Rail partnered up with Bradninch Town Council and Bradninch Together to run the two-day training events.
Low-Carbon Concrete Turns Dawlish Sea Wall a Greener Shade of Grey
- Rail resilience project reduces carbon impact by two-thirds with use of low carbon concrete
- 1,130-tonne carbon dioxide saving predicted compared to traditional concrete
Prime Minister’s delight as Carbis Bay station sign returned to former glory
Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled a new Carbis Bay station sign today (Thursday 10 June) almost 70 years after his grandfather helped build the original.
One month to go before work to upgrade a major railway junction in Bristol gets underway
Today (Thursday 10 June) marks the one-month countdown before work starts to transform the way trains come in and out of Bristol Temple Meads.
Okehampton photograph stirs memories of a day tinged with sadness for GWR employee
1972: It was the year the Watergate Scandal broke, Emmerdale Farm first appeared on our TV screens, Mary Peters won pentathlon gold at the Munich Olympics – and the last regular passenger train left Okehampton.
Graffiti hotspots tidied up in major cleaning blitz on the railway
Communities across the south west are to benefit from a tidier, cleaner-looking railway following a spring clean of graffiti-affected railway sites in Devon, Bristol, Berkshire and west London.
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