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Teenagers suffer life-changing injuries in electric shocks on railways

Teenagers suffer life-changing injuries after electric shocks on railways

Two teenagers have sustained life-changing injuries after suffering electric shocks on the railways at the weekend. British Transport Police said a 14-year-old boy climbed on top of a stationary freight train on Saturday evening and touched the ...

01 Aug 2023 at 13:32

Tragedy ‘must never be repeated’ say families of track workers struck by train

The families of two men who “lost their lives in an instant” after being hit by a train while working on the tracks in South Wales have said the tragedy must never be repeated. Network Rail was fined almost £4 million at Swansea Crown Court on ...

15 Feb 2025 at 14:35

Trains targeted in ‘incredibly dangerous’ attacks from bridge, warns operator

Rocks and a scooter have been thrown at trains in a spate of “incredibly dangerous” attacks from a bridge above a 120mph railway line, an operator said. The first recorded incident resulted in a train being damaged after a large scooter was ...

24 Feb 2025 at 11:22

Train passenger says delay because of flag flying was ‘bonkers’

A train was disrupted by people trying to hang flags from bridges, a passenger reported. Railway electrification expert Noel Dolphin posted on social media that attempts to fly flags meant speed restrictions were imposed on the East ...

29 Aug 2025 at 11:53

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