When nonstop and one-stop flights are combined, these are the carrier’s longest links this year.
Connecting East Anglia: the role of rail in everyday journeys
Friday 17 April 2026 marks the first World Public Transport Day, recognising the role public transport plays in keeping people and communities moving. It is a chance to step back and consider the role rail plays in everyday life across the East of England. Greater Anglia and neighbouring operator c2c connect people to work, education, […]
Passengers urged to plan ahead as Network Rail restores two of Brunel’s historic landmarks in Bath
Rail passengers travelling through Bath later this month are being asked to plan their journeys in advance as Network Rail begins major restoration work on two iconic railway structures. Sydney Gardens footbridge will undergo grit‑blasting, steel and masonry repairs, a full repaint and the complete replacement of its wooden deck over the next three months. […]
Passengers warned to plan ahead after overhead wire damage at Manchester Piccadilly
Passengers have been warned to expect further disruption following damage to overhead wires outside Manchester Piccadilly station. Wiring above the railway on the approach to the station was damaged this morning (Thursday 16 April) at around 11.20am. This has caused significant disruption to trains travelling into and out of Piccadilly station throughout the day. Network […]
FCA approval marks major milestone for Severn Valley Railway’s One Railway project
The Severn Valley Railway (SVR) has announced that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has approved its application to convert Severn Valley Railway (Holdings) Plc into a charitable community benefit society (CCBS), a key step in the organisation’s ambitious One Railway restructure. The newly constituted organisation will be named Severn Valley Railway Society Limited, a title […]