Over 27,000 people helped by Network Rail’s suicide prevention campaign

Posted on October 10, 2024 by Guest authors

Network Rail has announced that its Rail Suicide Prevention Programme has intervened in over 27,000 incidents of people needing help across Britain’s rail network.

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Appeal after umbrella stabbing at Worcestershire railway station

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Detectives are appealing for witnesses to an assault at Worcester Foregate Street station when a man was stabbed in the face with an umbrella.

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Hat-trick of Birmingham football matches poses challenge for train operators

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Railways in the West Midlands face a challenging time on 22nd October when three football matches will be played at grounds a few miles apart.

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Watch: Live-action exercise tests Network Rail’s emergency response plans

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September 21, 2024
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Network Rail along with the Emergency services and industry partners has carried out a live action exercise to test their emergency response plans.

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