Bicester North Station overbridge decorated with community artwork
New artwork has been unveiled at Bicester North Station's overbridge as part of a project delivered by Oxfordshire Community Rail Partnership (OxCRP…
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Greater Anglia helps fund Seaside Explorers Natural History Museum visit
Thanks to funding from Greater Anglia's Customer and Community Improvement Fund and support from the Essex & South Suffolk Community Rail Partnership …
All aboard for 175 years of the Marshlink Line
Communities came together on Friday, 13 February, to celebrate 175 years of the Marshlink Line, running between Hastings and Ashford International.
Naming competition opened to the public for the Ipswich to Cambridge Line
Greater Anglia and the Ipswich to Cambridge Community Rail Partnership have launched a competition to find a distinctive promotional name for the Ipsw…
Great Western Railway launches new Customer and Community Improvement Fund
Great Western Railway has opened the process for bids for funding from its Customer and Community Improvement Fund for the 2026/27 financial year.
Lowestoft Station’s new roof plans revealed
New images have been released to show how Lowestoft station could look with a reinstated concourse roof.
Take a special train on New Year’s Day to a North Yorkshire resort
The Esk Valley Railway has confirmed special trains from Darlington to Whitby will run as advertised.
North Cambridgeshire’s Hereward Line hosts Poetry Train celebrating Railway 200 and the Fens
The Hereward Community Rail Partnership (HCRP) has held what Greater Anglia describes as a "unique cultural event" involving poetry on a train.
Charity Santa trains offer families in Essex a festive day out by rail
The Essex & South Suffolk Community Rail Partnership (ESSCRP) provided festive fun for Essex families facing hardship with a series of special Sa…
Schoolchildren treat passengers on Essex branch line to Christmas carols
On 10 December, passengers on a Greater Anglia train in Essex were treated to Christmas carols by schoolchildren from White Notley Primary School.