West Midlands Railway invites customers to help improve services
West Midlands Railway passengers are being offered the chance to have their say on their train service by joining a series of dedicated online Customer Panels.
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Shrewsbury Flooding: Passengers urged to check journeys before travelling
Because of the continued rising flood water underneath a viaduct near Shrewsbury station the line towards the West Midlands will remain closed.
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Shrewsbury Flooding: Passengers urged to check journeys before travelling
Because of the continued rising flood water underneath a viaduct near Shrewsbury station the line towards the West Midlands will remain closed.
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Timetable changes bring improved reliability for London Northwestern Railway
A series of timetable changes to further improve the reliability of London Northwestern Railway trains will come into effect next week, more than two months ahead of schedule, the operator has confirmed.
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Timetable changes bring improved reliability for West Midlands Railway
A series of timetable changes to further improve the reliability of West Midlands Railway trains will come into effect next week, more than two months ahead of schedule, the operator has confirmed.
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Major disruption to Euston train services
Due to substantial damage to points and track in the Euston area, there is major disruption to train services today. London Northwestern Railway services will be significantly reduced as a Network Rail works to repair the damage. There is currently no estimation on how long it will take to repair the track and signalling.
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Abbey Line Community Rail Partnership receives Government accreditation
The Community Rail Partnership supporting the St Albans Abbey to Watford Junction railway line has received the official seal of approval from Government.
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Storm Dennis update and advice to rail users
West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway are advising passengers to check before they travel tomorrow morning as Storm Dennis continues to affect the rail network.
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Rail routes affected by Storm Dennis
Flooding is affecting several rail routes around the West Midlands. West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway are advising passengers to check before strating their journeys as rising water levels continues to block lines.
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Passengers urged to check journeys this weekend as Storm Dennis arrives
Passengers travelling on West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway this weekend are being urged to check their journeys with Storm Dennis expected to bring high winds to the UK.
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London Northwestern Railway announces online ticket sale as improvement plan launches
London Northwestern Railway and West Midlands Railway customers can secure a 20% discount on their travel this half-term as the operators roll out plans to improve performance.
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West Midlands Railway announces online ticket sale as improvement plan launches
West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway customers can secure a 20% discount on their travel this half-term as the operators roll out plans to improve performance.
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Storm Ciara: Passengers advised not to travel
Following a number of storm-related incidents across the network, West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway are advising passengers not to travel today.
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West Midlands Trains to invest an additional £20m into rail network
West Midlands Trains will invest an additional £20m into the railway network following a period of poor performance in 2019.
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Passengers warned of Sunday travel disruption due to Storm Ciara
Passengers using West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway services on Sunday are being warned of travel disruption with Storm Ciara expected to bring winds of up to 80mph.
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Proposed state-of-the art train depot to bring over 100 new jobs to West Midlands
West Midlands Trains has released plans to build a clean, modern, state-of-the-art train depot. The proposed development is part of the company's £1 billion investment programme and will create more than 100 brand new jobs in the Sandwell area.
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More compensation for West Midlands Trains passengers as new MD ushers in immediate performance improvements
West Midlands Trains (WMT) passengers will receive a 10 per cent discount on their travel this summer as compensation for recent poor performance, new managing director Julian Edwards has announced.
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Considerate Behaviour campaign launched on Birmingham's Cross City Line
Passengers on Birmingham’s busiest commuter train line are being urged to work together to improve the travelling experience as part of a new campaign by West Midlands Railway.
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Police appeal after railway staff assaulted at Bournville
British Transport Police has released CCTV images after members of West Midlands Railway staff were attacked at Bournville station in Birmingham.
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Julian Edwards succeeds Jan Chaudhry-van der Velde as MD, West Midlands Trains
Julian Edwards has been named as the new managing director of West Midlands Trains (WMT). Julian has been a director of WMT since 2017 – and more recently the MD of East Midlands Railway during the successful mobilisation and launch of the new franchise. The current MD of West Midlands Trains, Jan Chaudhry-van der Velde, will work alongside Julian until Easter to ensure a smooth transition.
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