Wales & Western: Western news
Rail plans mobilised to restore services through Bridgwater
Network Rail is mobilising its engineers to assess damage to the railway, whilst exploring a temporary solution to enable some services to run, as flood water starts to recede at Bridgwater.
£800,000 plans to improve Hayle station access unveiled
A joint scheme of around £811k aimed at improving the access to Hayle station was today unveiled by Network Rail, First Great Western, Cornwall Council and Sustrans.
Direct rail link from the west to Heathrow could be in place by 2021
Network Rail has laid out its proposals, as tasked by the Government in summer 2012, for a new rail link from the Great Western main line to London Heathrow airport.
Engineers working to restore rail services in Devon and Cornwall
The railway between Exeter and Penzance is currently shut after damage at several locations caused by storm force winds, heavy seas and flooding.
Network Rail opens its Swindon depot doors to aspiring apprentices
Network Rail is inviting young people and their families from across West of England to its delivery unit in Swindon on 1 February to experience life as a railway apprentice and meet the people and high-tech kit involved in keeping Britain’s rail network running.
Railway at Devon geared up to combat extreme weather
A year on since the floods in 2012, Network Rail has invested around £5m in a combination of resilient measures to help protect the railway around Devon from weather impact.
£15m to improve the railway at Whiteball tunnel
Passengers between Tiverton and Taunton are set to benefit from a better performing and more reliable railway as Network Rail invests in a major scheme at Whiteball tunnel.
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