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East Anglia Bank Holiday Service Will Remain Uninterrupted by Engineering Work

Over the next May bank holiday, most of the East Anglia network will be open for passengers to explore.

After a 16-week £140 million project to electrify the line between Glasgow Central and East Kilbride, normal train services will resume on 18th May.

A new partnership between Capital City College and Network Rail means more young people can become involved in the rail industry.

One of the guests at a Public Transport Summit to be held at Wrexham University next week will be noted railway enthusiast Francis Bourgeois.

The first refurbished Class 170 is being praised by East Midlands Railways customers.

Merseyrail is looking for 50 volunteers to try out its ‘Tap and Go’ ticketing system in the next stage of plans for a London-style transport system.

Commencing on the 18th May, Greater Anglia are increasing seating in services ahead of summer.

A shunter for train operator Southern is urging more people to apply for railway jobs.

Ahead of repair work to the Blackheath railway tunnel starting on Sunday, Network Rail is reminding passengers to plan journeys ahead of time.

Today, 14th May, plans are being released for a new railway line between Liverpool and Manchester, which could bring a £90bn benefit to the region.