Change the Game – Q and A with ecologist Nathaniel Legall
Growing up, Nathaniel Legall looked up to Attenborough and his science teacher – but didn’t know he, too, could make…
Category: Industry-leading
Region profile – Eastern
Our Eastern region runs from the borders of Scotland to London and is home to one of our biggest upgrades…
Incredible Windrush generation images brought to life
May 1962. The last wave of the Windrush generation arrives at London Waterloo station. The Commonwealth Immigrants Act 1962 is…
Robert Stephenson’s birthday
On this day 217 years ago, Robert Stephenson was born – the only son of Father of the Railways. Building on…
Where’s the world’s oldest rail bridge in continuous use?
It’s the world’s oldest railway bridge in continuous use. It ranks among Historic England’s 100 Places and has even appeared…
Region profile – North West and Central
Better rail links in the North of England, reconnecting Oxford and Cambridge and a big upgrade for the Transpennine Railway…
Film – a railway rich in biodiversity
Running Britain’s railway comes with great responsibility for the land and wildlife beside it. Folkestone Warren, a country park along…
How we built a railway station in six months
The brand-new Horden railway station opened to passenger services on 29 June – just six months after our teams broke…
The Architecture the Railways Built – Great Western Railway
It’s the final stop for television presenter Tim Dunn on his exploration of the incredible architecture on the railways across…
The Architecture the Railways Built – Barmouth Viaduct
On tonight’s The Architecture the Railways Built railway historian Tim Dunn takes us to Barmouth Viaduct – Wales’ only major…