Customer News

A long-disused red phone box in Rodmarton is set for a new lease of life thanks to support from Cotswold District Council. The project will help restore and relocate the village’s phone box, with residents invited to help decide its future purpose. 

Utilising data and technology to further strengthen match day safety

A new team of railway colleagues have begun working in Scotland’s rail operating centre this week, bringing cross-border operators into the state-of-the-art control room for the first time.

Supporting future Grangemouth industries

Following a partial closure of the London Overground Mildmay line over 11 days at Christmas, Network Rail will continue to deliver a major track replacement project over three weekends during January and February.

Great Western Railway (GWR) will retire its Castle Class trains following passenger service on Saturday 13 December.

Four young people from Kilmarnock Academy - Robbie, Nathan, Matthew and Lucas - have won £10,000 for their school at the UK finals of the RTX Quadcopter Challenge in London.

Emerging technologies aren’t just transforming how we generate, manage and use energy - they’re helping to create a more inclusive, innovative and sustainable future.

Latest figures show Transport for Wales continue our improvement journey as more services are running on time across the Wales and Borders network.

An update from Acting Deputy Chief Constable Rob Griffin, who is overseeing the review

West Oxfordshire District Council has made strong progress over the past year in delivering more affordable homes for local residents, helping families and individuals stay close to the communities and areas they grew up in. 

Faster, more convenient hearing care will be available closer to people’s home, as part of a radical reform of audiology services.

Provost Claire Leitch and Councillor Barry Douglas visited Hugh and Margaret Black recently to congratulate them on 65 years of marriage.

Station Jim has been lovingly restored and returned to his forever home at Slough – complete with a new bespoke cabinet on Platform 5.

• Fire safety at the forefront of Adult Social Care work
• Working closely with the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service
• Fires have been prevented and lives saved due to the work

New figures from Network Rail reveal the significant disruption caused when vehicles collide with railway bridges.

Rail passengers and local people who use Longport station in Stoke-on-Trent are being informed of a further delay to its essential footbridge improvements.

Leeds City Council has reminded people of the need to abide by planning rules and regulations after enforcement action led to an expensive day in court for one local property owner.

More than 850 trees have taken root in the very first micro-forest in Treales.