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Tunnel upgrades, landslip prevention and anti-flood work to make the West of England line more reliable for customers during 5-day closure between Axminster and Pinhoe
Network Rail engineers will carry out around £5m of delay-busting upgrades between Axminster and Pinhoe from Monday 19 to Friday 23 September.

Major £30 million investment coming to London Victoria station to reduce congestion and improve accessibility for passengers
Passengers using London Victoria station can look forward to easier journeys in future as Network Rail begins a £30m investment to reduce congestion on platforms and at ticket gates.

East Coast Main Line reopens after fire damage – but severe disruption to continue throughout the day
The East Coast Main Line has now reopened after teams carried out repairs to the railway in Sandy, Bedfordshire following significant damage caused by a fire which spread to the tracks.

Network Rail launches resilience taskforce in wake of record-breaking heatwave
Network Rail has announced the launch of a new taskforce led by independent experts to investigate and make recommendations on how the railway can develop its approach to resilience during hot weather following this week’s unprecedented heatwave.

Passengers urged to plan ahead and only travel by train if necessary on 27 July amid further national industrial action
- Coordinated industry contingency plan will see a very limited timetable available on 27 July, with around 20% of services running and some parts of the country with no rail services
- Special timetable for 27th to be published on Saturday (23rd), but it is certain that trains will start later and finish much earlier than usual, between 7.30am and 6.30pm
- Passengers asked to plan ahead, check before they travel, to expect disruption and only travel if necessary

Birmingham New Street trains resume after heatwave damage
Limited train services have started to run through Birmingham New Street with passengers being advised to check before they travel throughout today.

Heatwave damage means no direct trains between London and Scotland
West Coast main line passengers are being urged to check National Rail Enquiries before they set off on their journey with no direct trains between London and Scotland.

Passengers at the southern end of the Midland Main Line advised not to travel early on Wednesday morning following record-breaking temperatures
Rail passengers using the Midland Main Line north from St Pancras are being advised not to travel first thing on Wednesday morning while safety checks continue. It follows record temperatures in the East Midlands on Tuesday which were higher than the design limits for track and overhead line equipment.
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