Transforming journeys in East Anglia
Changes happening now in East Anglia
Below are press releases from East Anglia railway companies promoting changes and improvements happening in the area.
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Greater Anglia joins WildEast movement, pledging rail station land to natureTrain operator, Greater Anglia, has joined the WildEast movement, pledging over 6,400 square metres of rail station – the...
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Greater Anglia reveals record-breaking annual punctualityGreater Anglia has revealed record-breaking annual punctuality – and is committed to keeping trains running on time as more...
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New garden for Marks Tey rail station thanks to community volunteers![Staircase]()
Greater Anglia installs more than 1,000 cycle parking spacesA total of 1,176 additional cycle parking spaces have been created, bringing the total number of cycle spaces on the network...
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Funding boost for Saxmundham station’s new gardenThe development of a new wildlife friendly station garden at Saxmundham station has received a boost thanks to additional...
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Refuge for wildlife as rail station platform transformed into gardensRail stations in East Anglia are increasingly becoming havens for local wildlife thanks to the efforts of volunteers who have...
People across East Anglia 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?
