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Railway reopens after East Coast Main line cable fire at Stevenage
Rail passengers are being thanked for their patience after a fire at Stevenage disabled signalling for trains on the East Coast Main Line.
675 mental health interventions recorded across Scotland’s Railway
Network Rail has announced a new milestone in its Rail Suicide Prevention Programme with more than 27,000 potentially life-saving interventions having been made across the network since 2019 – including 675 on Scotland’s Railway.
Kew railway bridge track works completed to help minimise London Overground and District line delays
Network Rail has completed track works on a Grade II listed bridge over the River Thames between Kew Gardens and Gunnersbury stations.
1,452 lives saved on the railway in Wales and the West in just five years
This World Mental Health Day (10 October 2024), Network Rail has announced a new milestone with its Rail Suicide Prevention Programme as almost 1,500 interventions have been made across Network Rail’s Wales and Western region.
Over 1,500 lives saved in the last five years in Network Rail’s Eastern region
This World Mental Health Day (10 October 2024), Network Rail has announced a new milestone with its Rail Suicide Prevention Programme as more than 1,500 interventions have been made across the Eastern region.*
2470 mental health interventions recorded across West Coast main line in just five years
This World Mental Health Day (10 October 2024), Network Rail has announced a new milestone with its Rail Suicide Prevention Programme as 2470 interventions have been made across the West Midlands and between London Euston and the North West of England.
Network Rail’s Suicide Prevention Programme marks key milestone with over 27,000 recorded interventions
This World Mental Health Day (10 October 2024), Network Rail has announced a new milestone with its Rail Suicide Prevention Programme as more than 27,000 interventions have been made across Britain’s rail network.*
2,608 lives saved on the railway across the south of England in just five years
- New figures reveal that the Rail Suicide Prevention Programme has carried out over 2,600 potentially life-saving interventions across Network Rail’s Southern region
- Nationally, over 27,000 interventions have been made since the partnership with Samaritans and the British Transport Police began in 2010.
- Partnership helps raise awareness about suicide prevention and provides specialist training for rail industry staff to help identify and support a vulnerable person
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