Transforming journeys in East Anglia

Changes happening now in East Anglia

Below are press releases from rail companies in East Anglia promoting changes and improvements happening in the area.

Network Rail donates old laptops to help pupils learn remotely during lockdown
Network Rail has donated refurbished laptops to St. Willibrord's R.C. Primary School in Clayton, East Manchester, to help...
Rail passengers in the East Midlands and East Anglia set to benefit from more seats
CrossCountry is providing rail passengers in the East Midlands and East Anglia with more seats on its routes linking...
New waiting room for Rye House rail station
Rail passengers using Rye House rail station are benefiting from a new waiting room. Greater Anglia has replaced the existing...
Network Rail among best places to work in Glassdoor’s Employees’ Choice Awards
Network 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...
Toilet waste on tracks becoming confined to history due to new trains
Trains emptying toilet waste directly onto tracks are rapidly becoming history as Greater Anglia is replacing all its old...
Greater Anglia donates hundreds of bikes to Re-Cycle
Greater Anglia has donated more than 300 bicycles to Re-Cycle, a charity which takes used bicycles and ships them to rural...

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.

Find out more about our Big Plan for change