Media centre

Khaki Chums stay overnight in a railway arch ahead of the launch of the rail industry's WW1 exhibition in Waterloo Station

Burst water-main floods Thameslink tunnels

Reading station footbridge slides into place across the railway as night falls

Network Rail plant at the exit of Shugborough Tunnel while work continues inside.

The repainted bridge on Breedon Road, over the railway line between Bournville and Kings Norton stations, that leads to Cotteridge Park.

West Lodge user worked crossing was the 600th to be closed by Network Rail since 2009

Leeds station - man dragged of tracks onto platform

Network Rail will today announce the completion of the new western concourse, the most spectacular part of the five-year programme to restore and improve King’s Cross station. More than 45m passengers a year - travelling through London and to and from destinations as far afield as Newcastle, Edinburgh and York - will benefit from a raft of improvements when it opens to the public on Monday (19th March). The new concourse opens to the public on Monday 19 March 2012.