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Essential works will replace 36-year-old track, sections of platform and strengthening structures Major changes will affect Southeastern services for 22 days this summer, with no trains at Charing Cross or Waterloo East and services diverted across London Passengers urged to plan ahead and check before travelling, as timetables, service frequency and first and last train times ...

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A strong partnership with The Arch Company will continue to deliver positive outcomes for the railway estate and the communities that the railway serves.


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From Monday 3 August, there will be timetable changes on the line to and from King’s Lynn, and extra late night engineering works on other Anglia routes, as track is again affected by hot weather and sustained low rainfall.


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Millions of rail passengers are set to benefit from new technology designed to deliver clearer, real-time information during disruption, as the system launches on some of Scotland’s busiest rail routes for the first time.


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LNER has reached a significant milestone in its journey towards digital signalling, completing the first live operation of an Azuma train under European Train Control System (ETCS) Level 2 supervision on the East Coast Main Line.


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