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Network Rail targets end of June for line reopening as repairs resume on Baildon landslip site
Network Rail engineers have restarted work at the site of a landslip in Baildon.
Conwy Valley Line in North Wales expected to reopen on Saturday after flood damage
The railway between Llandudno Junction and Blaenau Ffestiniog on the Conwy Valley Line is expected to reopen on Saturday 13 April after emergency repairs to flood damage.
Liam Sumpter appointed as new MD for Network Rail in Scotland
Today (Wednesday) Network Rail has appointed Liam Sumpter to the role of Managing Director for Network Rail in Scotland. This follows the recent announcement that Alex Hynes has been seconded to the role of Director General, Rail Services at the Department for Transport for a period of two years. Liam will officially take up his new post, on secondment for the same two-year period, from Monday 15 April 2024.
Network Rail appoints new directors to its executive leadership team
Network Rail has today announced two new directors who will join its executive leadership team, filling roles made vacant by recent moves and secondments.
Scotland’s two busiest railway stations are first in UK to install British Sign Language screens
Network Rail has installed British Sign Language (BSL) customer information screens at Edinburgh Waverley and Glasgow Central stations.
Liverpool Lime Street's top travel tips for Grand National racegoers
Rail passengers travelling to Liverpool Lime Street and Aintree for the Grand National 2024 are being given top tips to help them get off to a winning start when the world-famous horse racing festival returns this Thursday.
Network Rail’s £4bn train control systems framework to revolutionise signalling across Britain
From Carlisle to Brighton, Network Rail’s £4bn, 10-year signalling plan will change the face of Britain’s railway, with modern equipment bringing greater reliability across the country through a mixture of traditional signalling and digital control.
Most Anglia railways open over the May Day bank holiday.
This May Day bank holiday, the majority of the railway across Anglia will be open for passengers to travel. Whether working, visiting friends or family, or exploring towns or the beauty of the countryside, train services will be running to most destinations.
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