Rail
West of England rail information
Major updates
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Start: 25/03/20 - Finish: TBC
Travel advice for key workers during the COVID-19 outbreak
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Start: 17/03/20 - Finish: TBC
Coronavirus Travel Advice
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Start: 05/03/20 - Finish: 03/11/20
UPDATED: Gipsy Patch Lane, road closure from 5 March 2020 for approximately 8 months
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Start: 03/02/20 - Finish: TBC
Stop Closure: Bristol Parkway – 3rd Feb 2020
Twitter updates
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@networkrailwest 02/04/2020 12:55pm
RT @MarvinJRees From today key workers can park for FREE at Bristol Temple Meads main car park To access just download the… https://t.co/KL2ZnmS678
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@networkrailwest 02/04/2020 10:35am
🔑 Key workers can now park for free at our stations and car parks. 🚗 That includes car parks at Bristol Temple Me… https://t.co/gmP32s5c4q
News
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West of England leaders urge people to stay at home, protect the NHS and save lives
Leaders across the West of England have joined together to urge residents to stay at home to slow the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) and protect vulnerable people across our region.
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Railway station improvements coming down the line
Railway stations across the region will have better access, after the West of England Combined Authority (WECA) secured £548,000 of Government funding.
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Eight-month road closure begins on Gipsy Patch Lane
Gipsy Patch Lane will close for approximately eight months from the beginning of March to enable the railway bridge replacement works, as part of the Cribbs Patchway metrobus extension (CPME).
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Upgrade to Bristol East Junction is on track
West of England Mayor Tim Bowles has welcomed yesterday’s announcement by the Prime Minister pledging to upgrade Bristol East Junction, so that passengers can travel in and out of Bristol more easily.
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We want your views on bus travel, cycling and walking
Local people are being encouraged to give their views on new plans to substantially improve bus travel, walking and cycling in the West of England.
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Joint Local Transport Plan to be discussed
The way transport needs to develop across the West of England to tackle congestion and climate change will be discussed over the coming weeks.