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With just a month to go before the biggest change to the railway in Nottingham for more than 40 years begins, passengers are being advised to find out more about how their journeys will be affected.

Construction workers rebuilding Birmingham New Street station are being shown how to live a healthier lifestyle. Network Rail and delivery partner Mace have been working together to raise awareness of the health and well being of the workforce on what is one of the largest construction projects in the West Midlands.

Cyclists in Derby are being offered advice on how to keep their bikes safe as part of National Bike Week. Teams from British Transport Police and Network Rail will be working with their partners East Midland Trains, Derbyshire Constabulary and Derby Cycle Group at Derby station on Tuesday 18^th and Thursday 20^th June from 5-7pm. As well as tips on protecting their bikes, cyclists will be offered information about using level crossings safely.

Improvements to Selby swing bridge and two rail bridges in Hull have been re-planned following a spoil heap slip on the main diversionary route. The rail industry has worked together to re-plan the work in order to minimise the impact on the travelling public.

Network Rail has revealed details of the scale of the technical work being undertaken to repair the railway close to Hatfield Colliery. The line was severely damaged when a spoil heap became destabilised in February.

Rail passengers will be able to get a train through Hatfield & Stainforth from 8 July 2013. Services will be reintroduced following a complex and intricate programme to stabilise and reinstate the railway following a spoil heap slip in February. The passenger timetable will fully re-introduced by 29 July.

Leeds Station is set to become an art gallery next week as part of the special exhibition showcasing stunning images from the Take-a-view Landscape Photographer of the Year competition comes to Yorkshire. Five of the countries biggest and busiest stations will be showcasing a series of previously commended entries from across the country over the summer. Visitors will also have the opportunity to get expert advice from celebrated landscape photographer and founder of the competition, Charlie Waite.