Wales & Western: Western news
Bristol railway upgrade means passengers should check before travelling over spring bank holiday
Passengers travelling through South Wales and the south west over the spring bank holiday are being advised to check before they travel as Network Rail carries out essential work to install and test part of a new signalling system for the Bristol area.
Investment in bigger, better railway in the Thames Valley and south west continues over spring bank holiday weekend
Rail passengers can look forward to better journeys as Network Rail’s work to improve and upgrade the railway in the Thames Valley and south west continues over the spring bank holiday weekend (28-30 May).
Flying Scotsman fans urged to stay safe during trips through the Thames Valley and south west
Fans of the famous Flying Scotsman are being urged to keep off the tracks and enjoy a safe day out when the recently renovated locomotive travels from London Paddington to Salisbury this weekend.
Chipping Sodbury residents reminded of Dodington Road bridge closure for railway electrification work
Residents in Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire, are reminded that Dodington Road bridge will be temporarily closed from Monday 23 May to enable Network Rail to carry out work in preparation for the arrival of a new fleet of electric trains.
Residents invited to drop-in event about railway upgrade work in Corsham
Corsham residents are invited to attend a drop-in event to find out more about two railway improvement projects in the town as part of Network Rail’s Railway Upgrade Plan.
Reliability boost for Cheltenham residents and passengers as Network Rail to carry out full renewal of level crossing
Passengers and residents in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, will soon benefit from a more reliable level crossing on Alstone Lane as Network Rail prepares to carry out a full renewal of the crossing’s equipment.
£14.5m bank holiday railway improvement work in the south west and Thames Valley will deliver bigger, better, more reliable railway for passengers
Network Rail and Great Western Railway thanked passengers and lineside neighbours today for their patience following the completion, on time, of railway improvement work in the south west and Thames Valley.
Network Rail awards contracts worth £90m to increase capacity and improve reliability of railway between London and Reading
- New signalling system and upgraded power supplies being installed on the railway west of London
- Rail upgrade is a crucial part of preparation for Elizabeth line services
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