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Latest news from London Northwestern Railway.
London Northwestern Railway: Train services to resume on Marston Vale Line
Rail services will resume on the Marston Vale Line between Bedford and Bletchley from next month, operator London Northwestern Railway (LNR) has announced today.
London Northwestern Railway: Train services to resume on Abbey Line
Rail services will resume on the Abbey Line between Watford Junction and St Albans Abbey from next month, operator London Northwestern Railway (LNR) has announced today.
London Northwestern Railway helping disabled passengers travel with confidence
Passengers with hidden disabilities can travel with confidence on London Northwestern Railway – with the help of a sunflower.
Video: Antiviral fogging machines in action on London Northwestern Railway
A powerful new cleaning tool in the fight against the spread of coronavirus has been unveiled by London Northwestern Railway this week.
London Northwestern Railway taking extra steps to keep all passengers moving safely this summer
London Northwestern Railway is reassuring customers who require assistance when travelling that help is still available on the rail network despite the impact of coronavirus.
Major lift improvement scheme to begin at Tamworth Station
Passengers using Tamworth station are being advised there will be no lift access at the site from July 20 while essential improvements are carried out.
Watford Junction forecourt improvements under way
A project to enhance the forecourt at the entrance to Watford Junction station is under way. The scheme, being run by Watford Borough Council, will include the installation of large freestanding letters spelling out 'WATFORD'.
London Northwestern Railway issues travel advice as leisure industry restrictions ease
As parts of the hospitality sector reopen this weekend, London Northwestern Railway is reminding passengers that trains are for necessary journeys only.
Thousands of extra seats as West Midlands Trains unveils expanded timetable
Rail operator West Midlands Trains is adding thousands of extra seats to its timetable from next week as demand for train travel continues to increase amid the easing of lockdown measures.
West Midlands Trains appoints new engineering director
Rail operator West Midlands Trains has announced that Zena Dent has been appointed its new engineering director to oversee the implementation of two brand new train fleets as well as the maintenance of the existing fleet.