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Train operator is main sponsor of East Anglian Pride event

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July 1, 2026
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This year’s main sponsor of Norwich Pride, now in its18th year, is Greater Anglia.

New rail timetable brings more seats and new overnight trains

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May 18, 2026
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The new national train timetable on 17th May, will see more seats, connectivity, overnight trains, and the return of the iconic Flying Scotsman.

Class 66 to haul rail tour from Norwich to London

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April 8, 2026
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A special charter train, the East Anglian, is being run by the Branch Line Society on Saturday, 25th April, from Norwich to London Liverpool Street.

Storm Goretti: Manchester to Sheffield railway line to close as storm moves in

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January 8, 2026
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Storm Goretti is set to hit the rail network today and tomorrow (9th January), and TransPennine Express is urging passengers to check before travelling. The…

Essex track work in early new year will boost main line reliability

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December 28, 2025
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Network Rail is advising passengers that its workers will replace worn-out track near Ingatestone station in Brentwood in Essex over five consecutive weekends starting on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 January.

Essex track work in early new year will boost main line reliability

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December 28, 2025
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Essex track work in early new year will boost main line reliability

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December 28, 2025
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Publicly owned train operators take steps to improve accessibility

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November 17, 2025
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The Department for Transport has revealed how train operators in public ownership are improving the accessibility of their services.

Changes to Greater Anglia services from 14th December

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November 15, 2025
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Greater Anglia has announced changes to its services when its new timetable starts on Sunday, 14th December.

Sunday’s Greater Anglia transfer means half of operators now publicly owned

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October 10, 2025
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This Sunday (12 October), Greater Anglia’s services will transfer into public ownership under Great British Railways (GBR). This will mean that half of Britain’s train operators will no longer be owned by private companies.