Teams were busy across Kent and Sussex routes over the long weekend, protecting the railway...

Tuesday 30 April marked a landmark day for the Black Country Innovative Manufacturing Organisation (BIMCO),...

A £3.4 million project to carry out repairs on the 123-year-old Glenfinnan viaduct is underway. Network...

More than £16 million has been invested in community and business projects bordering HS2’s route,...

Network Rail has reopened the railway following major improvements to the network across the North...

Long-distance train operator CrossCountry has announced the grand totals of funding for local charity, the...

A new managing director and chief operating officer have taken the helm at Northern this...

One Big Circle is one of 252 organisations nationally to be recognised with a prestigious...

Logistics operator GB Railfreight yesterday named a locomotive after Signaller Bill (Willie) Taylor, 40 years to the day after his quick thinking prevented a catastrophic train crash. At 05:30 on Tuesday 1 May 1984, Bill (a signalman at Carlisle Power Signal Box (PSB) realised that 4S55, a Liverpool (Garston) to Glasgow (Gushetfaulds) freightliner train had become divided south of Carlisle and both portions of the train were rolling downhill towards...