This week’s roundup of news from the UK railway industry.
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Author: Shannon Butcher
Shannon Butcher is an editorial contributor who has a Journalism degree from the University of Lincoln. When she’s not creating content she can be found visiting many of the UK's beautiful countryside locations with her dog, Pilot.
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Scotland’s Railway offers a warm welcome to refugees from Ukraine
Scotland’s Railway is playing its part to support refugees arriving in Scotland from war-torn Ukraine.
Read moreEden Camp Modern History Museum: Ukraine Appeal
Eden Camp Modern History Museum is working with Vets & Vans, a volunteer group, to launch an urgent Ukraine Appeal and are seeking to raise money and gather emergency aid for the millions of people displaced by the Russian invasion of the country of Ukraine.
Read moreGatwick Express returns for spring to support airport recovery
Gatwick Express will resume a non-stop service from Sunday 3 April to support the recovery of Gatwick Airport and the South East economy.
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This week’s roundup of news from the UK railway industry.
Read moreE-tickets soar as Trainline continues Covid bounceback
The proportion of customers choosing to buy electronic train tickets has nearly doubled in the past two years, seller Trainline said as it slowly recovers from the pandemic.
Read moreMother’s Day at the Mid Norfolk Railway
The Mid Norfolk Railway is running a static Mother’s Day event this year at Dereham station, as unfortunately, over-running engineering works mean that the planned start of passenger services has had to be delayed.
Read moreNetwork Rail investing £83m over Easter to improve train services for passengers
Network Rail is asking passengers to check before they travel this Easter as it prepares to invest £83m on 530 projects to upgrade the railway.
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This week’s roundup of news from the UK railway industry.
Read more£84m funding to boost train services in North West
An £84 million funding package to make trains in north-west England more reliable has been unveiled by the Government.
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