Health and wellbeing - Page 5

Train operators have further reduced rail services, in response to surging staff sickness levels due to COVID.

Samaritans volunteers joined Network Rail and train operating company staff on January 17 to hold the first ‘Brew Monday’ station outreach events in two years

The Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB) has called for better targeting of support for rail workers needing help with mental health issues.

RAIL's webinar, which was the fourth in RAIL’s Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail series, focused on Accelerating innovation and modernisation.

Crash investigators say slippery rails were a cause of the collision involving two trains at the entrance to Fisherton Tunnel in Salisbury.

Supporting the physical - and especially mental - health of railway colleagues represents an “extraordinary opportunity for our industry”

London Underground ‘Night Tube’ services are to return from November 27 - but initially only on the Central and Victoria lines.

A warning that shortfalls in track inspection could be far more widespread than just those that led to a derailment at Sheffield on November 11 2020.

Air quality levels on some diesel trains are up to 13 times worse than standing beside a busy road in central London.

Social value has been an integral part of the railway since its birth, offering personal and professional benefits.