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Our stories
People and the railway: veteran station master celebrates 70 years
Steam power to the high-performance Class 195... ... the railway has undergone huge transformation since Russell Parsons began his career...
Looking after the railway – 24/7
More than 20,000 miles of track, 30,000 bridges and viaducts, and almost 6,000 level crossings. Taking are of Britain’s railway...
How rail timetabling works
A new rail timetable went live on May 19, introducing 1,000 new services every day. It means faster services, more...
Routes out of Homelessness
Network Rail has adopted a new approach to charity in a bid to develop multiple partnerships focused on a national...
Community Rail in the City
Today (May 15) we’re bringing Community Rail into the heart of the city. Representatives from more than 40 Community Rail...
Apprenticeships into careers
We’re celebrating the exciting career opportunities on the railway as exam season begins! Are you excited about engineering, passionate about...
From the archive: William Henry Barlow
The Network Rail archive is the custodian of a vast collection of historic documents and plans relating to today’s railway infrastructure. It...
You vs. Train
Network Rail and the British Transport Police (BTP) have today launched a new partnership with the English Football League Trust...
Five things you didn’t know about our fleet
Our fleet of vehicles and machinery works hard all year round. It plays a crucial role in keeping the railway...
What’s a Rail Operating Centre?
State-of-the-art Rail Operating Centres (ROCs) are important to a modern railway. What are they and how do they benefit passengers?...
Passengers reminded to check before they travel over May bank holidays
Railway open for ‘business as usual’ over both May bank holiday weekends (4 – 6 and 25 – 27 May)...
From the archive: the Royal Albert Bridge
The Network Rail archive is the custodian of a vast collection of historic documents and plans relating to today’s railway infrastructure. It...
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