West Midlands Railway will begin running to a new timetable from Monday 6 April as part of the rail industry’s commitment to operate regular train services during the coronavirus outbreak.
Managers at London Northwestern Railway have paid tribute to the dedication of hundreds of front-line rail workers who are keeping the country moving.
Managers at West Midlands Railway have paid tribute to the dedication of hundreds of front-line rail workers who are keeping the region moving.
West Midlands Railway is urging customers making essential journeys to purchase their travel online, using contactless cards or via mobile phone payments.
London Northwestern Railway is urging customers making essential journeys to purchase their travel online, using contactless cards or via mobile phone payments.
Passengers making essential journeys between Birmingham and Wolverhampton are being warned of disruption this evening following a police incident.
London Northwestern Railway will add more carriages to its busiest services from tomorrow (Tue 24 Mar) following the introduction of a new reduced timetable.
West Midlands Railway will add more carriages to its busiest services from tomorrow (Tue 24 Mar) following the introduction of a new reduced timetable.
Pensioners and disabled passengers who are members of the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme can now use their local train service for free before 9.30am after London Northwestern Railway lifted ticket restrictions.
Pensioners and disabled passengers who are members of the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme can now use their local train service for free before 9.30am after West Midlands Railway lifted ticket restrictions.
London Northwestern Railway is to introduce a new timetable from next week to keep essential workers moving. The timetable reflects the fall in demand for rail travel due to coronavirus and builds resilience as rail workers begin self-isolating.
West Midlands Railway is to introduce a new timetable next week to keep essential workers moving. The timetable reflects the fall in demand for rail travel due to coronavirus and builds resilience as more rail workers begin self-isolating.
London Northwestern Railway passengers are advised that rail replacement bus services will be in operation on the Abbey and Marston Vale branch lines today (Friday) due to a shortage of available train crew.
The reopening of a former railway line in south Birmingham has moved a step closer after a local passenger train travelled the route for the first time in nearly 80 years.
Passengers using the north end of Birmingham's Cross City Line are being warned that disruption may affect the evening peak following damage caused by a fallen tree.
Due to a fallen tree damaging overhead power cables there is no train service between Lichfield Trent Valley and Birmingham New Street this morning.
Passengers travelling on the West Coast Main Line between Birmingham New Street and London Euston are being warned to leave extra time for their journeys for the rest of the day due to ongoing signalling and power line problems.
Passengers at London Euston are being advised to check their journeys on Monday evening as a reduced service remains in operation while overhead line repairs continue.
Passengers using the Marston Vale Line between Bedford and Bletchley are being advised to check their journeys as a temporary timetable is in effect while Network Rail continues repair work on faulty level crossings.
Train services to and from Euston will be disrupted on Monday as Network Rail engineers repair 10km of overhead power lines. More work tonight means there will be no services in or out of Euston after 2100 today ( Sunday).
