
Northern Rail
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Ceo | Alex Hynes |
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Parent organizations | Arriva UK Trains |
Founded | 2004 |
Fleet size | 333 |
Stations called at | 526 |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 1125700 |
About Northern Rail
Northern Rail was an English train operating company owned by Serco-Abellio that operated the Northern franchise from 2004 until 2016. It was the primary train operator in Northern England, and operated the most stations of any train operating company in the United Kingdom.
Man forced to sell home for HS2 has 'lost everything'

... Mr Sunak told the conference that £36bn allocated to it would be reinvested into other Northern Rail and road schemes...
HS2: Decision to axe North high speed rail 'just so wrong'

... Instead, Mr Sunak pledged to reinvest around £36 billion of savings into other Northern Rail and road schemes...
Trespasser causes severe rail disruption for partygoers

... Trains were stopped while British Transport Police used a helicopter and dog teams to help search for the person in the Potters Bar area, Great Northern Rail said...
Northern rail delays: Cancellations as new timetable begins

... In October, fewer than half of Northern Rail services ran on time, the firm s figures showed...
England flooding: Fishlake residents braced for more rain

... Increased flooding in East Yorkshire has forced the closure of a major route into Hull Northern Rail warned commuters not to travel between Sheffield, Gainsborough and Lincoln until further notice...
England flooding: More than 60 warnings in place

... Some train routes between Doncaster and Sheffield were closed and Northern Rail has warned commuters they are likely to remain shut until further notice...
Northern rail could be nationalised

... In the context of significant challenges facing the operator, such as delays to infrastructure upgrades and historic underinvestment in the Northern Rail network, issuing a request for proposal enables the department to examine whether the contract is properly aligned with current operating challenges in the North, it said...
Flood warnings as heavy rain cancels events

... Train operator Northern Rail said services had been cancelled or disrupted across the North West...
Flood warnings as heavy rain cancels events
Cyclists ride through a flooded route in the Cycling Road World Championships in the Yorkshire Dales
across England and Wales and events have been cancelled due to Heavy Rain .
In Yorkshire, where the is taking place, organisers changed the route due to concerns for safety.
The Regatta London race on the River Thames was cancelled and forecasters have warned of More Rain on Monday.
The wet weather also led to travel disruption, with road closures and delays to rail services.
A spokesman for the cycling race said the decision to re-route riders followed advice from the Environment Agency and local mountain rescue teams.
"We know this will be hugely disappointing to the communities in these locations who have been planning events and celebrations to coincide with the race. We are very sorry. "
A cycling fanzone in Harrogate was closed due to waterlogged groundThe Elite Men's Road Race, which started in Leeds, finished in Harrogate at an earlier time due to the route being shortened.
A Fan Zone Set Up in The Spa town to allow spectators to watch the race on a big screen was closed After The Site became waterlogged.
Train operator Northern Rail said services had been cancelled or disrupted across the North West.
Trains between Blackpool and Preston have been suspended due to floodwater on The Line in the Poulton le Fylde area.
Trains are running at reduced speed on the West Coast mainline north of Preston and between Leeds and Harrogate, Manchester and Sheffield and Manchester and Newton Le Willows .
Water levels are high on The River Douglas in Tarleton, LancashireThe Village of Tarleton, near Southport, saw roads closed due to flooding and Water levels rising in the nearby River Douglas.
John Stanley , who owns a business in The Village , said: "It's quite bad; the roads and town centre are flooded. The shops are closed. "
In parts of Wales, trains have been diverted to different lines and some areas have had power cuts.
South Wales Police advised motorists to leave extra time for journeys as "driving conditions remain very poor", with some cars becoming trapped in flood Water .
A car was trapped in a flood in CaerphillyBridges were After Heavy Rain in north-east Scotland on Saturday caused flooding.
Bogged downIn Sussex, when a car hit a tree and overturned in Heavy Rain near Fontwell .
After becoming bogged down during a camping trip in Dartmoor National Park .
The Emergency services said they were called at about 02:00 BST but the pair were unable to say where they were in the "extremely poor" conditions.
Four hours later, The Man and woman, in their late 20s, were found by Dartmoor Search and Rescue Team .
There were two crashes on the same road in Derbyshire during the Heavy RainIn Derbyshire, police said there had been two crashes in the space of an hour on the A50 in Doveridge, that motorists had been driving "too fast for the conditions".
Alex Burkill, from the Met Office , said: "We've already seen some fairly significant rainfall and there will be further persistent rain through northern and central England and further showery outbreaks in Wales. "
He said conditions would be "pretty fine" for most places at the start of Monday but "a system was going to come in through The Day reaching south-west England and Wales by 10:00 BST".
Another 70mm could fall over the highest areas, which would be falling on to already saturated ground, he said.
"By evening Rush Hour , much of England and Wales will be pretty wet. . It's not going to feel pleasant by any means. "
fontwell, doveridge, harrogate, tarleton
Source of news: bbc.com