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Every day, 4.8 million people use our network. Keeping Britain moving and building a better railway for the future is full of challenges - but also tremendous opportunities.

The railway touches almost every community in Britain. Our work not only impacts the millions who travel by rail daily, but also our lineside neighbours and the natural environment that shares space with our infrastructure.

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The Box Tunnel - Brunel builds the impossible

Apr 8, 2021

The Box Tunnel in Wiltshire is one of our finest Victorian structures. It’s also one of the railway’s greatest triumphs. Once completed, it inspired short stories and poems, cementing itself in the minds of the...

Access for All update - April 2021

Apr 7, 2021

We're working hard across Britain to provide Access for All - from step-free access to the latest tech to give you better journeys. The Access for All Programme aims to provides an obstacle free, accessible route to...

Aerial image of Dartford Bridge showing Easter engineering works

Easter bank holiday engineering works complete

Apr 6, 2021

We just completed more than £100m of vital railway upgrades and maintenance projects over the this Easter weekend to give you better journeys across Britain. Our teams carried out 600 projects around the country between...

Easter rail works - spotlight on Essex and East London

Mar 31, 2021

This Easter, we'll start work to make your rail services more reliable in Essex and East London. Over the next four years, we're investing more than £80m in replacing 50 kilometres of wire. It's an...

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