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Inspiration begins at home say Network Rail workers on International Women in Engineering Day
When it comes to inspiring girls to get into engineering, there is no place like home, according to Network Rail’s...
Railway Upgrade Plan 2017-2018: Our major projects for the year ahead
We've updated our Railway Upgrade Plan to show you our plans for 2017-2018 Our Railway Upgrade Plan is our strategy...
Volunteer profile: Enhancing an RSPB nature reserve
Our people like to make a difference... On World Environment Day, our Scotland Infrastructure Projects team helped improve the accessibility...
Trees and the railway
With around 10 million trees on our railway network, we link up with environmental organisations for best practice and research....
Railway reopens after successful Easter upgrades
The railway across Britain has reopened and is running normally after a number of upgrade projects over Easter were successfully...
Keeping our workforce safe
We’re marking National Health and Safety Week this week. Safety is a priority for us in the running of the...
Spotlight on Easter: Bath Spa modernisation
Work at Bath Spa is part of a £15m programme of modernisation.
Two sides of Christmas shown in final episode of TV documentary
Over a million people pass through King’s Cross station on their way home for Christmas. This frantic period will be...
Spotlight on Easter: Ordsall Chord
We're introducing new track to link Manchester city centre's main train stations.
Fast response teams’ vigilance keeps the railway running in TV documentary
The latest episode (Monday 20 March) of Inside King’s Cross: The Railway gives viewers a glimpse of how railway workers’...
Spotlight on Easter: Anglia overhead line renewals
Replacing the old wires will significantly reduce the impact of heat-related disruption.
In focus – track
Without track, there would be no trains. We’re responsible for maintaining and renewing our 20,000 miles of track. From quiet...
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