Customer News

Babies born very prematurely will be offered protection against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) with a long-acting antibody medicine.

Semi-final against Italy to be shown live on the big screen

King Street will partially re-open this evening, Friday 18 July, following discussions with the demolition contractors and building standards.

Meet Little Herdy, the much-loved, unofficial mascot of the University of Cumbria, that’s inspiring the Class of 2025 and more by reaching the South Pole. 

Applications are now open for grassroots organisations to apply for funding to deliver impactful change in their communities.

The special Railway 200 Exhibition Train 'Inspiration' has arrived at London Waterloo as part of its year-long tour across Britain.

• A major project to replace a bridge in Stockport will mean no EMR services running northwest of Sheffield for 21 days from Saturday 2 to Friday 22 August
• EMR services which usually run between Norwich and Liverpool Lime Street will instead run between Norwich and Sheffield only
• Sheffield–Manchester/Liverpool and Sheffield–Stockport customers can use tickets on other operators at no extra cost; trains skip Stockport 
• Rail Replacement buses will also run between Sheffield and Manchester Piccadilly to supplement other operator's train services

A new memorial to Jo Cox has been unveiled at a station in her hometown of Batley.

• Name the bear competition
• Raffle
• Vintage bus rides
• Trades stands
• ..and more!

Passengers across London and Essex will be travelling on publicly-owned train services from this Sunday (20 July 2025), as c2c’s services become the next to be brought into public ownership through government plans to restore pride in the railways.

On a beautiful day in June, Onthank Primary School was full of laughter and awash with colour when Onthank Parent Council held a sponsored colour run.

Network Rail (Wales and Borders) has started a comprehensive programme of engineering works across key rail corridors in South Wales as part of its ongoing commitment to maintaining and improving rail infrastructure.

Forest of Dean District Council is delighted to announce that work has started on site on Land at Church Road, Longhope that will see 12 new affordable homes built as part of the first community-led housing scheme in the Forest of Dean. 

Council Leader Cllr Una O’Halloran shares why recycling is a key priority for the borough and highlights how investment and community action is helping to build a greener, healthier Islington.

Train operator Northern is encouraging parents and guardians to lock in an early bird discount of 50% off train tickets for the coming academic year.

Hackney Council secures £105,000 to refurbish Hackney Downs basketball courts and launches a borough-wide MUGA Charter.

Moray Council’s MOT bay has had an update and has renewed the MOT availability from their in-house mechanics.

Passengers travelling between Gloucester and Severn Tunnel Junction are advised to plan ahead as essential engineering work will close the railway through the Severn Estuary for three weeks, from 00:40 on Sunday 27 July until 08:40 on Sunday 17 August 2025.

A leading figure at Tullie in Carlisle has been named Alumnus of the Year 2025.

Rail passengers are being urged to plan their journeys in advance during essential track upgrades in Whitehaven this summer.