Stations
In Great Britain, 2,567 stations were served by mainline rail services as at 31 March 2020.
Which are the busiest and least used railway stations in the UK?
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TfL sets out plans for safe travel in London
When the Prime Minister stated that those people who can’t successfully work from home – workers in the construction and manufacturing industries for example – should, return to work but avoid public transport so as to maintain social distancing,...
Industry News
Brandon station redevelopment to go ahead
Improvement plans for Brandon station are now to go ahead after Breckland Council has confirmed that Greater Anglia’s redevelopment plans are lawful under permitted development regulations.
The train operator has been granted a Certificate of Lawful Use or Development, which...
Rail News
Mother Goose lays eggs inside York station concourse
Four freshly laid goose eggs in a nest. A rare enough site in the wild, but inside a railway station?
Taking advantage of the current lockdown, during which the most-visible people in major stations are security guards, a female graylag...
Company News
Plans submitted for new station at Soham
Network Rail has submitted a planning application to East Cambridgeshire District Council for permission to build a new station at Soham, on the Ely to Newmarket line.
The application seeks permission to build the station following the announcement in September...
Industry News
Rail unions concerned at plans to increase rail services
As talk continues about reopening Britain’s economy, which will need transport measures in place to get factory and office workers into and out of work every day, the leaders of Britain's three main rail unions - ASLEF, RMT and...
Company News
New interim rail programme director at WMRE
Amanda White, former head of rail with Transport for Greater Manchester, has appointed to be West Midlands Rail Executive (WMRE)’s new interim programme director, to work on the development of railway stations in the West Midlands.
She joins the WMRE...
Rail News
Bristol Temple Meads illuminated in blue for the NHS
This week, it was the turn of Network Rail’s Bristol Temple Meads station to be lit up in blue to show solidarity with front-line NHS staff and key workers across the country.
To coincide with the national show of appreciation...
Heritage
New Mills footbridge refurbished
Refurbishment of a historic railway footbridge has been completed at New Mills Newtown station in the Derbyshire Peak District.
The stairs and overbridge were strengthened and the 157-year-old steel structure has been grit blasted and fully repainted. The Grade-II listed...
Company News
Another three Network Rail stations go blue for the NHS
Three key Network Rail stations have turned blue to show their support for the NHS during the Covid-19 pandemic.
To coincide with the weekly tribute to NHS, care staff, health professionals and other key workers, the Network Rail managed stations...
Rail Business
Season ticket holders need clarity
While rail travel has been cut back to key workers only, and everyone else is working from home, where does that leave the thousands of season-ticket holders who have spent a lot of money on them?
Because of this, independent...
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Petards Rail boosts team with new appointment
Intelligent train technology provider Petards Rail has appointed Calvin Fahey to the role of procurement manager.
Calvin is Level 3...