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Thameslink says that it has successfully tested an upgraded signalling system on one of its trains, paving the way for the largest passenger fleet on the East Coast Main Line (ECML...
Starting this Sunday (31 May 2026), GTR will officially become part of the growing list of publicly owned operators providing rail services in Britain. GTR are currently responsibl...
The first train carrying Great British Railways (GBR) branding has been unveiled in Brighton ahead of Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) entering public ownership later this month. The...
Passengers in the south east are being told to look out for the first red, white and blue GBR-branded train now entering service ahead of a wider rollout across England’s railways....
Thameslink, Southern, Great Northern, and Gatwick Express services will become publicly owned starting Sunday, May 31, in a new step [...]
The East of England becomes the latest region to bring train companies and Network Rail under a single leadership team ahead of GBR reforms.Read more ›
A new leadership team has brought together c2c, Greater Anglia and Network Rail Anglia, enabling a closer alignment of both track and train across the East of England. Marking an i...
Including routes into and out of London.
Rail passengers travelling between Newport and London are set to see a major change later this year
National rail timetable changes aim to bring increased capacity, improved connectivity and targeted service enhancements across England when they launch on Sunday 17 May. The chang...
Great Western Railway is set to launch a major timetable expansion from Sunday, May 17.
The first GBR-branded train (Great British Railways) branding has been unveiled in Brighton, marking a historic moment for Britain’s railway [...]
Station will be first to be given full GBR branding and will directly link city’s Biomedical Campus to London, Brighton and Stansted airportThe delayed Cambridge South station will...
Great Western Railway (GWR), the British rail operator connecting London to southwest England and southern Wales, will be returned to [...]
One year after South Western Railway became the first train operator to move into public ownership under the Government’s rail reforms, passengers are beginning to see changes acro...
British operator Southeastern has become the first railway company in the UK to automatically notify passengers, at both the station [...]
Rail operator Southeastern has announced a series of timetable changes to be introduced in May and December 2026, with additional services, increased capacity and more frequent tra...
The Department for Transport (DfT) has announced that Great Western Railway (GWR) train services will officially be nationalised on 13 December 2026. Currently run by First Group;...
The opening date has been unveiled for Cambridge South station, which will see passenger services begin calling at the station on Sunday 28 June, with an official opening ceremony...
£260k upgrade means passengers can now see exactly how each service is affected, with tailored updates on screens and announcements.Read more ›
GWR, which runs trains between London and South Wales, will come under government control.
The rail operator Great Western Railway (GWR) is to be renationalised in a "significant" move for trains in the West of England, the government has confirmed
A radio fault has been resolved but passengers could continue to face long delays, warns National Rail.
Passengers are being urged to only travel if necessary as strike action slashes London Northwestern Railway services into and out of Euston station.Read more ›
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