Network Rail News Page 39
Archives of railway in Wales brought to life online
Historic images of the original architectural drawings of the Britannia Bridge and the Chester and Holyhead railway have been captured for the first time on a new Network Rail virtual archive, bringing together 19th century engineering and 21st century technology.
Scotlands Railway archives brought to life online
Forth and Tay bridges among iconic structures included in new archive.
Railway archives of Brunels work brought to life online
Historic images of the original architectural drawings by Isambard Kingdom Brunel have been captured for the first time on a new Network Rail virtual archive, bringing together 19th century engineering and 21st century technology.
Alternative solutions considered to deliver a better Railway
Network Rail is to look at three alternative rail solutions as part of its continued efforts to deliver a better value-for-money railway.
Historic images of Paddington station unveiled for first time
Historic images of the original architectural drawings of Paddington station have been captured and published for the first time on a new Network Rail virtual archive, bringing together 19th century engineering and 21st century technology.
Historic images of Maidenhead Bridge revelaed for the first time
Historic images of the original architectural drawings of Maidenhead Bridge have been captured and published for the first time on a new Network Rail virtual archive, bringing together 19th century engineering and 21st century technology.
Railway archives brought to life online
Historic images of the original architectural drawings of the Forth Bridge, Paddington station and even Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s signature have been captured and published for the first time on a new Network Rail virtual archive, bringing together 19th century engineering and 21st century technology.
Improvement works keeps passengers on the rails
The vast majority of people travelling by train this Easter bank holiday should experience no disruption because of planned improvements to the rail network.
Safety drive targets Lydney level crossing
An awareness day to mark the launch of a safety drive to reduce misuse at Lydney level crossing is held today by Network Rail and the British Transport Police.
Spring start for Romsey Bridge reconstruction
A three-month project to replace the bridge in Romsey which carries the A27 (Southampton Road) over the railway to enable larger freight containers to be transported by rail is scheduled to start on Saturday 31 March 2012.
Network Rail to sell NDS Plant Subsidiary
Network Rail Infrastructure Limited has announced it intends to sell its subsidiary, Network Rail (NDS-Plant) Limited.