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CrossCountry is advising customers to only travel if necessary until Thursday 25 June due to the extreme heat warnings affecting large parts of England and Wales.
A Derbyshire engineer who “just enjoyed making things” explains how she came to oversee the refurbishment of an entire train fleet, as CrossCountry marks International Women in Engineering Day (IWED) this Tuesday 23 June.
Long-distance train operator CrossCountry has announced that its annual Customer and Communities Improvement Fund, and its Biodiversity Improvement Projects fund, are now open for applications.
A Birmingham-based CrossCountry train driver is set to turn heads at this year’s BBC Gardener’s World Live, with his striking showcase garden - inspired by a life-long passion for the railway - earning a Gold Award.
West Midlands rail users travelling this Bank Holiday weekend are being urged to plan ahead, as trains across the CrossCountry network are expected to be significantly busier than usual.
Long-distance train operator CrossCountry is celebrating success at this year’s Women in Rail Awards, which took place last night (Wednesday 13 May) in London. The ninth annual event was held at the Roundhouse in Camden, bringing together over 740 professionals from across the UK rail industry for a spectacular evening of celebration, inspiration, and recognition.
Long‑distance train operator CrossCountry has confirmed their updated timetable will be introduced on Sunday 17 May, better reflecting customer demand on services across Great Britain.
Long‑distance train operator CrossCountry has confirmed an updated timetable will be introduced on Sunday 17 May, better reflecting customer demand on services across Great Britain.
Long-distance train operator CrossCountry has launched its 2026 Social Value report, outlining the positive impact of the business on people, places and the planet.
Cross-border operator CrossCountry has confirmed that its full train service to and from Glasgow Central will restart on Wednesday 25 March, following the full reopening of the station’s high‑level platforms.
Cross-border train operator CrossCountry has confirmed that its services using Glasgow Central station will remain suspended until further notice, following the partial reopening of the high level platforms today, Wednesday 18 March.
- First refurbished train in £75 million investment hits the tracks between Birmingham and Newcastle.
- Refurb sees completely revamped interiors and exteriors, new seating, more legroom and power options at every seat.
- Programme continues in earnest with refreshed trains on the network every few weeks.
