Passengers on the West Coast Main Line between Liverpool and London via the West Midlands have been given a sneak peek of the route’s first new commuter trains in almost a decade.
Rail passengers on the London Northwestern Railway network are being urged to check their journey times ahead of a new, upgraded timetable coming into effect this weekend.
Thousands of extra seats are being introduced on London Northwestern Railway services from next month as passenger numbers across the rail network continue to rise.
London Northwestern Railway is urging passengers to plan their journeys carefully ahead of major engineering work taking place over the August Bank Holiday weekend.
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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In this issue: - September timetable uplift adds new services - New diesel trains begin on-track testing - Community volunteers hailed
Slides from the London Northwestern Railway stakeholder briefing in August 2020.
An update from London Northwestern Railway. The briefing can be viewed in full under the "Images & Video" tab above.
In this issue: • How the rail industry is working together to beat Covid-19 • Timetables increase – but passengers asked to stay away for now • The new Wolverhampton Station prepares to open to passenger
