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In this week’s ‘Good News Friday’, we cover Norfolk Southern's re-launch of its Thoroughbred Scholars programme, Hull Trains' free travel for Humber Street Sesh and LNER’s special Scottish delicacies for Edinburgh Fringe First-Class passengers.
In this week’s ‘Good News Friday’, we cover Network Rail enhancing safety education ahead of overhead wire electrification, Hull Trains and Northern inspiring future female train drivers and GTR hosting a unique on-board art class.
In this week’s ‘Good News Friday’, we cover Hull Trains' special VIP experience day for a young railway enthusiast, TransPennine Express' biodiversity enhancement with new station planter upgrades and The Big Rail Diversity Challenge 2024.
UK open access operator Hull Trains have started a new era with training schemes, garnering talent from local communities.
UK operator Lumo are celebrating that 95% of their workforce has entered through an apprenticeship scheme, after teaming with Train'd Up.
UK based operator Hull Trains have secured a high overall score for customer satisfaction, after including more carriages on services.
Open access operator Hull Trains have teamed up with the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust to celebrate Earth Day 2024.
In this week's installment of 'Good News Friday', read about SWR's football campaign, Lumo's award winning, and Northern's tourism work!
Managing Director of Hull Trains and Lumo, both open access operators, Martijn Gilbert has responded to the George Bradshaw Address.
A recent report has found that the work by Hull Trains has had a positive economic impact on the regional community.
The East Coast Digital Programme has progressed further up the line, with work being carried out between Peterborough and Grantham.
The East Coast Digital Programme (ECDP) is well underway and has now introduced new customer communications.
TransPennine Express have commissioned local artist Andy Pea to create a mural, demonstrating the rich history of Hull across the station.
Hull Trains are currently showing the strongest recovery in the UK, following the COVID-19 pandemic, regarding rail usage.
Further engineering work is taking place in late June to prepare what will become the first part of the East Coast Main Line to operate with digital signalling.
