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We’re committed to being a caring neighbour, keeping our communities informed and engaging them in our plan to improve Britain's railway
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We manage 20 of Britain’s busiest stations – the start and finish of millions of journeys, every day
Our stories
Signals explained
Upgrades to signalling and train control systems feature strongly in our improvement works and are part of our ongoing plans...
Farmers dicing with death at level crossings
Agricultural vehicles are involved in an average of one reported incident at a level crossing each week in Britain. The...
Christmas upgrades: spotlight on the Midland Main Line
We’re preparing significant upgrades on the railway stretching from London to Yorkshire for passengers and freight operators. This Christmas and...
Supporting modern railway workers in the Armed Forces
This Remembrance Sunday, the centenary of the end of WWI, Network Rail employee Alan Pattison will lay a wreath at...
Week on the Network
Network Rail works hard to improve the network each week We cater for 4.5m rail journeys every single day, while...
Christmas upgrades: spotlight on London
This Christmas and New Year we’re making vital improvements to the railway in London. Passengers travelling through London can look...
Members of the public increasingly preventing suicides on the railway
Members of the public are making a significant difference in the number of suicide interventions on the railway in Britain....
Christmas railway improvements
This Christmas we will deliver more than 330 projects to provide better services for passengers. A 25,000-strong workforce will carry out more than £148m...
We Will Remember Them
About 20,000 railway workers from Britain lost their lives during WWI, after more than 100,000 enlisted when war broke out....
Week on the Network
Network Rail works hard to improve the network each week We cater for 4.5m rail journeys every single day, while...
WWI and the railway
The railway played a vital role during WWI. When Britain declared war on Germany in 1914, trains efficiently moved huge...
Bats: the flying commuters
Did you know the railway is a commuting route for bats? Bats follow the landscape using echolocation - finding objects...
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