Rail network in East Midlands to spend £27m to improve drainage as climate change worsens

Posted on April 4, 2024 by

£27m is to be spent by Network Rail to improve drainage on the East Midlands’ rail network, helping to prevent major disruption brought to passengers by landslips and heavy rain.

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