Mind the ‘generation gap’: only 54% of Gen Z know fly-tipping is a crime compared to 92% of boomers Since 2021, there have ...

New research* commissioned by Network Rail to mark Global Recycling Day (Tuesday 18 March 2025) reveals that almost a fifth (19%) of people living in the south west don’t know fly-tipping is a crime ...

A new notification service has been launched to help people living near the railway get quicker and easier alerts about disruptive railway work.

A massive mound of rubbish has been displayed at London King’s Cross to highlight the scourge of fly-tipping on the railway.

Network Rail is advising passengers that the Inverclyde lines will remain closed for engineering works tomorrow with train services resuming on Thursday, March 20.

London Euston station is on track to recycle over 1,500 tonnes of waste over a twelve month period*, helping to reduce the station’s carbon footprint and supporting Network Rail’s commitment to ...

Nearly a fifth of residents across the North East and Yorkshire & the Humber (18%) don’t know that fly-tipping is a crime, according to new research by Network Rail.

This Global Recycling Day, TRU reflects on the progress being made in its approach to sustainability and how recycling and reusing play a key role in delivering a cleaner, greener railway across the ...

Nearly a quarter of East Midlands residents (23%) don’t know fly-tipping is a crime, according to new research by Network Rail.