pay. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union( RMT) at TransPennine Express walked out, with

industry. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union( RMT) on TransPennine Express will walk out

completed to Euston, after all.... There will be improvements to Transpennine lines....

currently experiencing disruption due to staff being ill with Covid-19. TransPennine Express

reduced and only include upgrades on the existing Transpennine route. The Whitehall official told The i:

New images have given us a sneak peek at how a railway station in West Yorkshire will look after a big makeover-which will cause some temporary commuter misery.... Work on the station means there has been and will be changes to routes and replacement bus services. The work will focus on the roof canopy and creating a new bridge deck over the A641 Bradford Road.... There will also be track renewals in the Deighton and Mirfield areas. The station is a Grade I listed building so care will need to

Train operators have warned customers to “ avoid travel if possible ” on Monday as services are expected to be paralysed by gale-force winds and lashing rain. National Rail has warned anyone making essential journeys once services resume to expect “ major disruption ” to routes “ across most of Great Britain ” – including cancellations, delays and slower speeds onboard. This comes after the Met Office issued an amber wind warning for Northern Ireland and a milder yellow wind warning for much of

He said the" monumental" ￡96billion plan for the North would fire up economies and spread opportunity across the UK.... And there have been no funding commitments yet, except ￡200million for the Leeds metro, although some of that money seems to be for electrifying Leeds to Bradford. There remains a rather critical question mark over how to connect Leeds. Northern MPs of all political persuasions are very unhappy.... If Boris Johnson can indeed deliver more for less, then so much the better, bu

There will be a further increase if drivers give up their terms and conditions.... More infoSUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you.... This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding....

Image source, PA Media Train drivers at more than a dozen companies will strike on Friday, 1 September and refuse to work overtime on Saturday, 2 September, their union Aslef has said.It marks the latest industrial action in Aslef's long-running pay dispute. The overtime ban will coincide with a strike by other rail workers such as guards and station staff in the RMT union, in a separate dispute. The RMT also has a strike on Saturday, 26 August. Aslef's latest action follows a series of six-day