Business Plan 2007

Network Rail has published its 2007 Business Plan which reports that Network Rail has continued to improve in a number of areas with punctuality at a seven year high.

The Business Plan suite of documents is produced annually in accordance with our network licence condition seven. The Business Plan is an executive overview of our detailed plans for the coming year and the Summary Plan gives a brief overview of this.

To view the interactive online version of the Summary Business Plan, please click here.

[NOTE: The interactive Summary Business Plan requires Adobe Flash player version 7 or higher, and will only correctly open at a resolution of 1024 x 768 or above. If you are using a lower resolution please view the PDF version linked in the table below. If you do not have Adobe Flash player, you may download it free from www.adobe.com]

Network Rail has also unveiled that, over the next two years, it will spend nearly £2.5 billion on enhancing the rail network. Hundreds of platforms will be lengthened, dozens of new platforms added, new lines built, line speeds raised and capacity added through major resignalling schemes.

The documents below are in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. If you do not have Adobe Reader, you may download it free from www.adobe.com

Since publication in April we have added a new section to provide more detail of renewals and enhancement expenditure and activity volumes associated specifically with WCRM.  This can be found under Additional Information - WCRM 
 

Business Plan

	Title	Size	Date
	Business Plan	1.37Mb	3 April 07

Summary Business Plan

	Title	Size	Date
	Summary Business Plan 2007	414Kb	3 April 07

Route Plans

	Title	Size	Date
	Route 1 - Kent	0.98Mb	3 April 07
	Route 2 - Brighton Main Line and Sussex	1.02Mb	3 April 07
	Route 3 - South West Main Line	888Kb	3 April 07
	Route 4 - Wessex Routes	704Kb	3 April 07
	Route 5 - West Anglia	809Kb	3 April 07
	Route 6 - North London Line and Thameside	901Kb	3 April 07
	Route 7 - Great Eastern	817Kb	3 April 07
	Route 8 - East Coast Main Line	837Kb	3 April 07
	Route 9 - North East Routes	763Kb	3 April 07
	Route 10 - North Trans-Pennine, North and West Yorkshire	933Kb	3 April 07
	Route 11 - South Trans-Pennine, South Yorkshire and Lincolnshire	927Kb	3 April 07
	Route 12 - Reading to Penzance	871Kb	3 April 07
	Route 13 - Great Western Main Line	1.00Mb	3 April 07
	Route 14 - South and Central Wales and Borders	768Kb	3 April 07
	Route 15 - South Wales Valleys	735Kb	3 April 07
	Route 16 - Chilterns	1.12Mb	3 April 07
	Route 17 - West Midlands	1.14Mb	3 April 07
	Route 18 - West Coast Main Line	976Kb	3 April 07
	Route 19 - Midland Main Line and East Midlands	828Kb	3 April 07
	Route 20 - North West Urban	1.02Mb	3 April 07
	Route 21 - Merseyrail	745Kb	3 April 07
	Route 22 - North Wales and Borders	734Kb	3 April 07
	Route 23 - North West Rural	904Kb	3 April 07
	Route 24 - East of Scotland	834Kb	3 April 07
	Route 25 - Highlands	694Kb	3 April 07
	Route 26 - Strathclyde and South West Scotland	1.47Mb	3 April 07
	Additional Information	2.80Mb	3 April 07
	Additional Information - Stations	145Kb	3 April 07
	Additional Information - WCRM	35Kb	September 07

Please note that Route Plans are updated more frequently than the Business Plan. To view the latest Route Plans, click here.