London Northwestern Railway is encouraging customers unable to travel due to the ongoing coronavirus restrictions to claim their season ticket refunds online.
London Northwestern 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.
London Northwestern Railway is urging customers making essential journeys to purchase their travel online, using contactless cards or via mobile phone payments.
09/09/18
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A look at the new artwork on display at Wolverhampton station in the waiting room on platform one. The artwork has been produced by stud...
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A short video, produced by the Department for Transport, to showcase community rail activities across the rail network.
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Satish 'Scotty' Kakkad, chief booking office clerk at Milton Keynes station, has received the prestigious ‘Employee of the Year’ award in...
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• How West Midlands Trains is keeping key workers moving during the coronavirus outbreak • Why timetable reductions, enhanced cleaning and social distancing are necessary • Celebrating the vital role of front-line railway workers during the crisis
In this issue: • New West Midlands Trains managing director outlines improvement plans • Plans for new electric train depot to create 100 jobs • New fleet of diesel trains begins on-track testing • Cycling scheme picks up top award
The slide deck from the London Northwestern Railway stakeholder conference held in January 2020.
In this issue of WMT Business Update: • How new timetable will help improve performance • Exciting plans for major revamp at Perry Barr station • Community Rail Partnership launched in Worcs • Trials of new leaf-busting technology under way
