Media centre

• West Coast main line passengers urged to travel either side of the May bank holiday (Friday 30 April and Tuesday 4 May)
• Major work to improve future journeys for passengers and freight is taking place Saturday 1 May to Monday 3 May
• On those days trains and stations will be busier with some rail replacement buses running
• People should follow Government guidance and minimise the number of journeys they make where possible

• Railway improvements at Euston, Milton Keynes and Watford mean changes to West Coast main line journeys
• London Euston railway station will be closed between 1-3 May - trains will start and finish at Milton Keynes
• Passengers are advised to travel either side of the bank holiday on Friday 30 April and Tuesday 4 May
• People should follow Government guidance and minimise the number of journeys they make where possible

RAIL services between Perth and Inverness will be reinstated from tomorrow morning (Thursday). The railway line has been closed near Dalwhinnie since Saturday following the derailment of two rear vehicles on an overnight rail operations test train.

No trains will run to or from London King’s Cross on Friday 23, Saturday 24 or Sunday 25 April as major upgrades are made to the signalling system.

No trains will run to or from London King’s Cross on Friday 23, Saturday 24 or Sunday 25 April as major upgrades are made to the signalling system

Network Rail staff were called out to Queen Adelaide village in Ely on Wednesday 7 April at 9:45am after reports of sheep making a wrong turning at the level crossing and taking a short-cut down the Ely to Peterborough rail line.

Nearly a million pounds is being invested to replace a public footbridge to provide a better way for people to cross the railway in Telford.