The Worcestershire Community Rail Partnership has been officially launched. Made up of CrossCountry, West Midlands Rail Executive, West Midlands Railway, Worcestershire County Council, Great Western Railway and the Cotswold Line Promotion Group, the new Partnership will encourage communities, bu
Seeing the need for improved shelter for passengers waiting for taxis and buses has inspired a passionate group of volunteers to build an environmentally friendly pergola with seating at Uttoxeter Railway Station.
Award winning ‘Dwell Time’ has gained funding from the rail industry to produce a second edition.
CrossCountry's community engagement fund supported Tyne Valley Community Rail Partnership (TVCRP) to launch Go Gilsland, a new on demand service to connect the people of Gilsland to local railway stations and visitor attractions.
CrossCountry have provided free travel for several young members of the Proud Trust, from Birmingham, to attend an important LGBT+ support event in Manchester.
The Children’s Art School, who work with schools to support the development of creative skills and to enrich the curriculum through hands-on exploration and creative learning, has been working with Year 6 pupils from South Crosland Junior School and Brockholes Junior and Infant School to create o
Crewe to Manchester Community Rail Partnership (CRP) have teamed up with communications and training agency, CoComms to provide media training for volunteers.
CrossCountry customers wishing to explore the South Downs this summer will be delighted to see the return of the ‘South Downs Rambler’ bus service on Sunday, 7 July.
Running from 19 May until 8 September Okehampton’s Summer Sunday train service will have new connecting bus services to Lydford, Brentor, Tavistock and Gunnislake station. This will connect in with trains on the scenic Tamar Valley Line to Calstock and Plymouth.
An exciting new partnership to support and promote community engagement at railway stations and across the route stretching the Heart of England was launched this week.
Passengers on board CrossCountry trains in Hampshire are being serenaded on their journey courtesy of a unique music initiative by the Lymington and Brockenhurst Community Rail Partnership (L&BCRP).
Seven students from CrossCountry’s placement scheme joined volunteers on Tuesday, 28 May to help spruce-up Alsager station. The students joined other volunteers from the North Staffordshire Community Rail Partnership (NSCRP) during a day of ‘painting and planting’ at the station.
