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ALT Latest WCML Statement from Adam Checkley, Netwok Rail Central route engineering director. “We’re sorry to passengers who’ve faced major disruption along the West Coast Main Line due to earlier overhead line problems between Wolverhampton and Stafford. Our teams have now cleared the issue allowing the route to reopen, but with trains and their crew out of position, delays and cancellations will continue throughout the day. Please check National Rail Enquiries for the latest travel information while we work hard with our train operators to get as many trains running as possible.”

ALT A group of rail industry colleagues stand outside the entrance to Rugby station alongside a Network Rail-branded information stand. The team includes station, safety and security representatives gathered during a customer engagement event focused on rail safety. The station building and "Rugby Station" sign are visible in the background, with colleagues posed together for a group photograph in bright daylight.

ALT Illustrated poster promoting a “Meet the Manager” event at London Euston station. The poster invites customers to speak with the station management team on Thursday 24 September from 9am to 12pm on the station concourse to share questions, suggestions and ideas. An illustrated railway colleague in high-visibility clothing holds a sign displaying the event details. The poster also directs people unable to attend to share feedback online at bit.ly/EUSviews to help shape future improvements at Euston.

ALT Illustrated poster promoting a “Meet the Manager” event at London Euston station. The poster invites customers to speak with the station management team on Thursday 24 September from 9am to 12pm on the station concourse to share questions, suggestions and ideas. An illustrated railway colleague in high-visibility clothing holds a sign displaying the event details. The poster also directs people unable to attend to share feedback online at bit.ly/EUSviews to help shape future improvements at Euston.














