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As part of the Railway 200 celebrations, a cross-industry partnership celebrating 200 years of the modern railway, LNER has gazed into the future to predict what train travel could look like in the year 2075.

Ahead of the much-anticipated return of the legendary Oasis to the London stage, LNER delighted hundreds of fans on one of its services to the capital on Friday morning (25th July).

LNER has been recognised by Women in Transport as leading the rail sector in gender equity. The not-for-profit organisation published their second national report on gender equity which describes LNER as a consistent leader.

Charities up and down the East Coast Main line which have received vital funding from LNER are encouraging other good causes to do the same.

As rock band Oasis make their long-awaited return to the stage, LNER is excited to reveal further details for its special Oasis-themed service, which will mark the band’s first show in London later this month. The Gallagher brothers and their band are touring for the first time in well over a decade. 

While most of the country slept, an LNER Azuma train was carrying out an important return test run between Leeds and London St Pancras during the early hours of Friday 28 March.