❗️📢 Expect disruption to your journey from 18 to 21 August due to industrial strike action ⏰ Plan ahead and only travel if absolutely necessary #CheckBeforeYouTravel

🦁🧙‍♀️ Step into Narnia... ✨ The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe - here at London Bridge daily from 1-6.30pm until 7 September! #NetworkRailNarnia

Network Rail statement on the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Sir Peter Hendy CBE, chair of Network Rail, said: “It is with great sorrow that we have learned of the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. We send our deepest sympathies to the Royal Family.”

Looking to travel to a ceremonial or commemorative event? We expect services and stations to be busy so please plan ahead and check before you travel. Please check National Rail or your train operator’s website. For London travel information check TfL. Rail Delivery Group

Important update for those looking to view the procession for the Lying-in-State from the ceremonial viewing areas.

A National Moment of Reflection will take place with a one-minute silence at 8pm tonight to mourn the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and reflect on her life and legacy.

Are you heading out for a drink after work this evening? Abuse of our staff often happens after people have had a bit too much🍷 Have fun, but please respect our staff. #BehindEveryUniform is someone just like you. #BeKind #Respect #GetHomeSafe #DrinkResponsibly #DrinkSafe

⚠️ ⚡️We are sorry that a power supply failure near #WaterlooEast is delaying trains into #CharingCross this morning. Our maintenance teams are on-site investigating. Some Southeastern trains will stop at #LondonBridge, or be diverted to #CannonStreet or #LondonVictoria.

Disgraceful abuse of an Southeastern colleague who was assaulted at #CanteruryEast station. If you recognise this man please contact the British Transport Police by texting 61016 or by calling 0800 40 50 40 quoting reference number 2300109914. itv.com/news/meridian/…

When our colleagues are abused when doing their job it stays with them. It stays with them when they go home, and when they come to work again. Remember, #BehindEveryUniform is someone just you. Please respect our staff🙏 #BeKind #Respect #NoExcuse4Abuse #RealPeople

Tired after a busy weekend? Not very happy about being back to work? We know Mondays aren't easy. Please don't take it out on our staff. #BehindEveryUniform is someone just like you. #BeKind Southeastern Thameslink Southern Gatwick Express SWR Help Network Rail

1/ A new look Gatwick Airport station is set to open to passengers on Tuesday 21 November, transforming the journey from train to plane and giving passengers travelling between #Brighton and #London easier, faster and more reliable journeys. A 🧵...

Heading to London Gatwick LGW? We've made journeys from train to plane easier and faster than ever before. A bigger, better station opens tomorrow. Gatwick Express Thameslink Southern GWR Coast to Capital Costain Group

Heading to London Gatwick LGW? We've built a bigger, better train station and upgraded the track to make journeys to the airport faster, greener, easier and more accessible. Southern Thameslink Gatwick Express GWR Department for Transport Coast to Capital

🎼A fantastic evening was had by all last night at our London Bridge Station Carol Concert, which raised an amazing £1,309! 🎶Our thanks to LondonTransportChoir, Network Rail Kent & Sussex and Lord Peter Hendy for your support with this event.

1/ Last week we looked at the major station improvement projects delivered over the past five years. Today, we'll pick out the highlights from a programme of track upgrades which saw more than 100km of new track laid and nearly 100 key junctions rebuilt with new equipment.

End/ If you missed last week's thread on the key station projects delivered over the last five years, it is not too late to check it out. Thanks for reading. x.com/networkrailse/…

1/ In our look back at the five-year investment period just gone, we’ve so far covered stations and track. In today's🧵we’ll look at the key signalling upgrades. Sometimes called the traffic lights of the railway, signalling controls the safe movement of trains on the network🚦

1/ Did you know that half of the country’s rail network sits on embankments or in cuttings? In today's 🧵looking back at our #Kent and #Sussex 2019-24 investment, we will look at work to prevent landslips on steep cuttings and embankments built in the Victorian era.