Tottenham Hotspur v Leicester fans advised to plan ahead
On Sunday 26th January, fans will be travelling to the Tottenham Hotspur stadium for the match against Leicester City.
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Trains return to normal after Essex railway line incident
UPDATE: Trains are now running normally again UPDATE: Lines have now reopened. Major disruption is now expected until 1 pm Two out of the four…
Visitor attractions offer discounts to Transport for London passengers
Transport for London (TfL) is working with several London attractions to offer reduced prices for visitors who travel there on its services.
New data shows most-used stations, with Elizabeth line making impact
London Liverpool Street has replaced London Waterloo as the most used railway station in Great Britain.
London Waterloo regains its position as the most used station in the country
Despite reaching the top of the stops, the railway station is still seeing lower passenger entries than pre-pandemic levels.
Upgrades to Anglia railway lines are set to be carried out at the end of July
Passengers urged to check journey plans ahead of travelling as the work will affect those heading to London from Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridge…
Greater Anglia’s timetable alterations from Monday the 17th of January
Greater Anglia's latest changes to temporary timetable alterations will come into force from Monday the 17th of January 2022.
Network Rail completes vital projects in London and East Anglia during festive break
During the Christmas and New Year break, Network Rail engineers completed a programme of upgrades and maintenance across Anglia’s railway.
Stratford ousts Waterloo as Britain’s busiest railway station
In the year 2020-2021, Stratford in east London had nearly 14 million entries and exits, to become Britain’s busiest railway station.
£2m funding for Network Rail to produce plans for Stratford station in London
Network Rail gets £2m funding from the Department for Transport to move forward with congestion relief plans for London’s Stratford Station.