Passengers making essential journeys will be welcomed back onto the Stourbridge Town branch line next week following the completion of improvement works.
Passengers at Birmingham New Street are being urged to check their platforms throughout 2021 while major work takes place to improve future journeys.
London Northwestern Railway will begin running an amended timetable from next week in order to keep key workers moving during the current national lockdown.
Passengers are being urged not to travel between Great Malvern and Hereford this evening (Wednesday 23 December) due to flooding. Trains are unable to operate along the route, and road access between Great Malvern, Colwall, Ledbury and Hereford is also restricted due to flooding, so rail replacement buses are unable to operate.
West Midlands Railway (WMR) is temporarily withdrawing some services on the Snow Hill Lines from Monday 14 September. The company said that the impact of Covid 19 is making it difficult to provide the full timetable. Buses will operate in place of some train services.
An update from London Northwestern Railway
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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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Presentation from the Transport Integration Forum from 13 Jan 2021. Covering an update on our Stations as Places project, update on the 2021/2022 minor works schemes and the upcoming publication of our Community Transport Toolkit.
Presentation from the Transport Integration Forum from 14 Jan 2021. Covering plans for an 'Access for All' scheme at Apsley, update on the 2021/2022 minor works schemes and the upcoming publication of our Community Transport Toolkit.
Presentation given to the WMT SEG on 110221, including a business update, information on WMTs accessibility agenda for 2021 and consultation on a social media plan to improve the way WMT engages with disabled passengers.
In this issue: - Ready for the 2021 'Return to Rail' - First schemes benefit from £1.7m community fund - Honour for senior conductor
