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LNER Invites Public to Join Together to Celebrate Life of Sir Nigel Gresley
LNER is inviting the public to a special Evensong service at Doncaster Minster to celebrate the life and work of famous railway engineer, Sir Nigel Gresley, ahead of the 150th anniversary of his birth.
LNER To Support Local Charities With Special Harry Styles-Themed Train
LNER has revealed further details of its special service to mark the start of Harry Styles’ UK concerts. Named the ‘Together, Together’ Train, it aims to treat people with kindness by raising funds for numerous charities across the LNER route. The train will depart Edinburgh Waverley at 08:30, bound for London King’s Cross on Friday 12 June 2026.
LNER Azuma Carries Out Additional Midland Main Line Testing
Overnight Wednesday night into Thursday morning (4 June 2026), an LNER Azuma train was carrying out further, important viability tests on the Midland Main Line, away from its usual route.
LNER Hosts ‘The Midday Train’ Book Club with Matt Haig
LNER has hosted a unique on-train experience with multi-million bestselling author Matt Haig for a one-off book club event attended by a reading group. Timed to coincide with the publication of Haig’s new novel, THE MIDNIGHT TRAIN, this on-train book club also celebrates The National Year of Reading, a year-long initiative which invites the nation to (re)discover the joy of reading.
A World in Miniature: LNER Train Driver Swaps the East Coast Main Line for a Ride Around the Park
An LNER train driver with more than forty years of experience has swapped sitting at the controls of a 125mph passenger train for something a little more leisurely – a miniature version of the train he usually drives, limited to 6mph.
The Railway Sheriff: York Ambassador Paul Doughty Takes Pride In Serving Customers And His City
LNER employs dozens of brilliant, hard-working and dedicated travel consultants along its East Coast route between Edinburgh and London, but few can lay claim to a role quite as distinctive as Paul Doughty’s. Alongside his part-time role at the travel centre at York Railway Station, Paul also serves as the current Sheriff of York, one of the city’s most historic and ceremonial public offices.
Power from passing trains: LNER and Treeva put turbines next to the track in a UK first
LNER and clean energy infrastructure experts Treeva are pioneering a UK rail first, capturing energy from turbulent airflow and turning it into clean, renewable energy.
LNER Restores Flying Scotsman Service to Historic Mid-Morning Time Slot
LNER is set to celebrate the return of the Flying Scotsman service to its historic mid-morning timetable slot.
Children invited to join Michael Morpurgo for live railway storytelling event
Thousands of schoolchildren across the UK and beyond are being invited to take part in a live online storytelling event from an historic railway carriage with author Michael Morpurgo.
‘Travelling on Together!’: LNER Shares Key Travel Tips Ahead of Leeds United’s Wembley Visit
As Leeds United fans prepare for their first FA Cup Semi Final in close to 40 years, train operator LNER has issued some key travel tips to help keep travelling supporters smoothly on the move.
LNER Media Update: Retford Concern for Welfare Incident, Significant Disruption Expected
LNER strongly encourages all customers to check their journeys before they travel today (Friday 17 April 2026) following a significant period of disruption caused by a concern for welfare incident in Retford, Nottinghamshire on Thursday evening (16 April 2026).
Keeping customers moving: The technology helping LNER and Network Rail run an on-time railway
Getting customers safely and on time to their destinations are key priorities for both LNER and Network Rail. Now, that is an even greater reality, thanks to new technology.