Keeping London and the South of England moving
Changes happening now in London and the South of England
Below are press releases from rail companies in London and the South of England promoting changes and improvements happening in the area.
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Work underway to give Chatham’s historic Luton Arches railway bridge a faceliftWork has started to clean and repair a well-known railway bridge in Chatham. The 1858-built underbridge, part of the Luton...
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Network Rail among best places to work in Glassdoor’s Employees’ Choice AwardsNetwork Rail has been ranked 29th in the top 50 best places to work in the UK by Glassdoor, one of the world’s largest job and...
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11,000 tonne tunnel to be installed on the railway in first for UK engineeringA massive 11,000 tonne curved concrete box is to be pushed under one of the country’s most famous railway lines in a first for...
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South West London stations benefit from £1.5 million refreshWhen travel restrictions ease, customers at eight of South Western Railway’s London stations will benefit from a refreshed...
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Toilet waste on tracks becoming confined to history due to new trainsTrains emptying toilet waste directly onto tracks are rapidly becoming history as Greater Anglia is replacing all its old...
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Heavy metal comes to Liphook station in 2021 with new steel footbridgePassengers will benefit from better access to Liphook station in Hampshire after Network Rail replaces the footbridge. The...
People across London and the South of England support rail companies’ proposals for change
The rail industry recognise the need for big changes, that's why together we submitted proposals for a radical alternative to the current franchising system to the independently-chaired Williams review looking into the future of Britain's railway. We proposed for a more customer focussed, joined-up and accountable railway.
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What big changes do you want?
Rail companies are calling for big changes but what matters to you?
