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Network Rail runs, looks after and improves the railway network in England, Scotland and Wales. Find out about its stations, engineering works, stories and more.
- Who we are
We own, repair and develop the railway infrastructure in...
- Running the railway
Maintaining and operating our rail network 24/7 is an...
- Communities
We take care to be considerate of our neighbours – the 22...
- Industry & commercial
Rail enhances the economy’s productive potential by up to...
- Putting passengers first
Network Rail is changing. We’re becoming a company that is...
- Our approach to safety
At Network Rail, safety is paramount. The safety of...
- Careers
Network Rail’s role is to run a safe, reliable and efficient...
- Transparency and ethics
The Network Rail archive; Eminent engineers. Isambard...
- Diversity and inclusion
Gender Equality at Network Rail . We are committed to...
- Our history
Network Rail is the 21st century chapter in this astounding...
- Who we are
Network Rail runs and develops 20,000 miles of track, 30,000 bridges and stations in the UK. It aims to put passengers and freight users first and to be a reliable and efficient partner for the industry.
Network Rail's main customers are the private train operating companies (TOCs), responsible for passenger transport, and freight operating companies (FOCs), who provide train services on the infrastructure that the company owns and maintains. Since 1 September 2014, Network Rail has been classified as a "public sector body". [6] [7]
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The gateway to Britain's National Rail network. A portal into UK rail travel including train company information and promotions; train times; fares enquiries; ticket purchase and train running information.
Plan your journey, check live departures and arrivals, and find out about industrial action affecting many National Rail services until 11 May. National Rail is the gateway to Britain's national rail network.
Network Rail runs the railway through 14 devolved route businesses that understand and meet customers’ needs. Find out more about each route, its projects and performance on the route pages.
