🚆💬 Rail industry teams came together at Rugby station this week to chat with customers about keeping safe on and around the railway
🧡 From platform safety to the dangers of trespass, we're working together to help everyone get home safe every day
👉 nr.co.uk/safety
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.
👋 Passing through Euston this morning?
💛 Our #TeamEuston station management team are out in force having some really good conversations with customers on the concourse
👂 From feedback, questions, or to share ideas for station improvements - we’re listening
📢 A reminder for customers passing through Euston tomorrow (Thursday) morning - our #TeamEuston management team will be on the concourse answering your questions between 9am - 12pm
👋 If you’re passing through the station this Thursday, our management team will be speaking with customers about all things Euston
💭 Whether it's a question, suggestion or idea, we'd love to hear from you
Can’t make it? You can also provide feedback at bit.ly/EUSviews
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.
📣 Planning to travel this Christmas?
🚧 There will be no trains running to, from or through Birmingham New Street between 24 and 28 December while major railway upgrades take place
📲 Check @nationalrailenq from early October for journey information
➡️ gloo.to/FmOG
The Oxhey Grange footbridge crossing the West Coast Main Line near Watford was safely removed last weekend
Hear from route director Gary Walsh about this emergency work which took an industry approach to succeed
Thank you to passengers while we worked to keep everyone safe
👋 If you’re passing through the station this Thursday, our management team will be speaking with customers about all things Euston
💭 Whether it's a question, suggestion or idea, we'd love to hear from you
Can’t make it? You can also provide feedback at bit.ly/EUSviews
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.
✅🏗️ The West Coast Main Line has reopened following the successful removal of Oxhey Grange footbridge near #Watford.
A huge thank you to passengers for their patience while we completed this vital safety work 👏🔧
ALT Image of Oxhey Grange footbridge with crane straps in place, ready for it to be lifted
ALT Image of Oxhey Grange footbridge being lifted into the air by a crane
❌ Sunday 20 September: No main line services will run between Euston & Watford until after 4pm
🚆 During this time, @AvantiWestCoast, @LNRailway & @LumoTravel customers are advised to avoid travel to or from Euston
👉 gloo.to/FNpQ
🚧 Preparation works have been taking place to repair the railway between Bushey and Watford Junction over the weekend.
🔴 As a reminder, there are no services between London Euston and Watford Jct/Milton Keynes on Sunday until 16:00.
ℹ️ Full details > orlo.uk/U7tjR
🏗️Giant cranes. Precision planning. One of the UK’s busiest railways
👷🏽This Sunday 20 Sept, engineers will remove a footbridge over the WCML in a planned emergency operation
🙏🏼Thanks to passengers for their patience as we keep people safe
📲Check your journey @nationalrailenq
🔧 Due to a track issue near Tring some journeys to and from the station are being affected
📲 Check with your operator to see if your journey is impacted
🙏🏼 Some services may be busier than usual so please bear with us
@nationalrailenq@AvantiWestCoast
⚠️ Due to a track issue near Watford High Street, #LionessLine services aren’t running between Harrow & Wealdstone and Watford Junction.
🦺 Our teams are on site and working to restore services as quickly as possible.
📲 Please check before you travel @nationalrailenq@TfL
🟠#LNRUpdate 1 Damage to the overhead wires between Watford Junction & London Euston
🎟️Ticket acceptance is in place with Avanti between Euston & Crewe
📱Updates to follow
🟠 #LNRNew -Damage to the overhead wires between Watford Junction & London Euston
⚠️ Due to this services through these stations face delays and alterations
📱 Updates to follow
⚠️ due to damage to overhead lines, @LNRailway services between Watford Junction and Euston are subject to delay or cancellation
We are sorry to passengers who are affected. Our engineers are on site working hard to fix the issue
📲 check before you travel @nationalrailenq
❌ Sunday 20 September: No main line services will run between Euston & Watford until after 4pm
🚆 During this time, @AvantiWestCoast, @LNRailway & @LumoTravel customers are advised to avoid travel to or from Euston
🦺 We’re carrying out emergency engineering work near Watford
ALT Customer information poster for London Euston, dated September 2026, with a yellow background highlighting a major rail disruption. The poster advises that on Sunday 20 September, the railway between London Euston and Watford will be closed until 4pm for emergency bridge work. During the closure, Avanti West Coast, London Northwestern Railway and Lumo services will not operate to or from Euston, and customers are advised to avoid travel and check National Rail for updates. A note explains that urgent safety work is being carried out to remove a footbridge. The poster also states that London Overground Lioness line services will operate at a reduced frequency of two trains per hour between Euston and Willesden Junction, while London Underground Bakerloo line services will continue to operate normally. An illustration shows a large construction crane lifting a sign describing the urgent safety work.
Read more 👉 gloo.to/FNyf
ℹ️ Lioness line services will operate at a reduced frequency of two trains per hour between Euston & Willesden Junction
🙏 We’re sorry for the disruption while this urgent work takes place
📸 The footbridge in Watford which is being removed
ALT A photo of Oxhey Grange footbridge in Watford which spans all four lines of the West Coast Main Line, as well as London Overground lines. The ageing brick and steel structure is being removed for safety reasons following a recent inspection.
⚠️ Engineering work is taking place near Northampton this Sunday until 7pm
🚎 Buses will replace trains between Rugby, Northampton and Milton Keynes during this time
🙏🏼 We are sorry for the inconvenience to passengers
📲 Please check before you travel @nationalrailenq
⚠️We’re responding to a track defect near Rugby, some services between London Euston and Birmingham may be cancelled, delayed or revised
📲Please check your journey @nationalrailenq
We’re sorry for any inconvenience
@AvantiWestCoast@LNRailway
🚆 Travelling between Euston and Scotland this August bank holiday?
✅ The majority of the West Coast Main Line will be open, helping passengers get where they need to be over the holiday
📲 Please continue to check before you travel @nationalrailenq
👀 gloo.to/FN4Y