Latest News
176 items found, showing page 1 of 15
LNER Engineer Hangs Up His Spanner After 47 Years of Keeping Customers Moving
An LNER engineer who has dedicated 47 years to keeping rail customers moving has packed away his tools for the last time ahead of retirement.
Alfie Watts reveals why travel should feel possible for everyone on Routes with Jenni Falconer
Travel creator and Race Across the World winner Alfie Watts joins Jenni Falconer for the latest episode of Routes, the podcast from LNER, where he reflects on the journeys that have transformed his life, from winning the BBC series to travelling to almost 100 countries and using his platform to inspire others to explore the world.
Direct LNER Bedford Services Help Keep Customers Moving During Digital Signalling Upgrade
LNER is sharing further details on how customers can keep connected with the English capital while engineering work to install next generation digital signalling equipment takes place on the East Coast Main Line on 30 August 2026.
LNER Urges Charities to Apply for Community Funding Before Applications Close
A final call is going out for charities across the East Coast Main Line encouraging them to apply for funding from LNER’s 2027 Customer & Community Investment Fund (CCIF).
Making The Most Of Summer With LNER
LNER is helping families make the most of the last weeks of summer with a host of family-focused activities and entertainment to keep younger travellers engaged and inspired.
LNER Joins Nationwide Campaign to Protect Vulnerable Children and Young People This Summer
With more children and young people travelling over the summer, LNER joined the safeguarding charity, Railway Children and British Transport Police in a nationwide campaign to raise awareness of the signs of vulnerability.
Dr Amir Khan reflects on the journeys that have changed his outlook on life on Routes with Jenni Falconer
GP, broadcaster and bestselling author Dr Amir Khan joins Jenni Falconer for the latest episode of Routes, the podcast from LNER, where he reflects on the journeys that have shaped his life, from his first visit to Pakistan as a child and unforgettable wildlife encounters in Canada, to working in remote medical clinics in Malawi.
LNER Shines A Spotlight On Yorkshire Suppliers For Yorkshire Day
To celebrate Yorkshire Day (Saturday 1 August 2026), LNER is spotlighting its Yorkshire catering suppliers with treats onboard services, as well as a special pop-up showcase at York railway station.
More Trains, More Seats, Less Carbon
LNER has seen its carbon emissions fall by nine per cent over the past year, while carrying more customers, showing that greener rail travel can keep pace with growing demand.
LNER to Operate Special Newcastle to Bedford Trains During August Engineering Work
LNER will operate special trains away from its usual route to support customers during planned engineering work next month.
Hidden History Hits: 12 Million Brits Ditch Costly Attractions In Favour Of Extraordinary Adventures
More than 12 million Brits are set to embrace the booming trend for the weird and wonderful this summer, from ghostly underground chambers and witch trial sites to York's famous preserved Viking poo, yet almost six in ten (59 per cent) admit they've never visited fascinating attractions on their own doorsteps, new research reveals.
Charities urged to apply for vital LNER community funding
Charities across Scotland are being encouraged to apply for funding from LNER’s 2027 Customer & Community Investment Fund (CCIF).