Siemens Mobility has released its 2024 Social Value report, showcasing remarkable progress in its efforts to create social value across the rail industry.

New research reveals that Britain’s community rail movement is creating remarkable social value, delivering nearly £18 in social benefits for every £1 invested.

The Mirfield Canal is set to receive a significant upgrade, thanks to the Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) in collaboration with Kirklees Council and the Canal & River Trust.

The Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) has announced the opening of its £175,000 community fund, offering local groups, schools, and charities the chance to apply for grants to enhance community-focused facilities.

Through its "Your Station, Your Community" fund, Govia Thameslink Railway is empowering local organisations to make a real difference in their communities.

The Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) has announced an exciting new initiative aimed at supporting local communities along its 70-mile route.

National rail contractor QTS Group has made history by becoming the first dedicated rail business to attain the prestigious Silver Award for Social Value, awarded by the Social Value Quality Mark CIC.

The charity Women in Rail has released its comprehensive End of Year Report, showcasing its efforts and achievements in promoting gender balance, equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) within the UK rail industry.

National rail contractor QTS Group recently hosted its third annual 'The Future of Rail' event at its headquarters in South Lanarkshire.

Rail Minister Huw Merriman, along with MPs and peers, recently acknowledged the significant social value generated by the Railway Mission.

New figures reveal that £2.56 million has been allocated to various projects through the HS2 community and business funds programme over the past year.

Network Rail has recently implemented virtual reality (VR) technology to teach railway safety to young students.

Nexus, the public body responsible for the Tyne and Wear Metro, has introduced an innovative training tool to promote level crossing safety.

AmcoGiffen has entered into a strategic partnership with the Canal & River Trust, aiming to enhance communities and the local environment through various impact activities.

New figures reveal that over 3,000 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have reaped the benefits of £1.3 billion worth of business from Network Rail.

The Community Rail Network has recently revealed the shortlisted entries for the highly anticipated 2024 Community Rail Awards.

The Institution of Structural Engineers has released new guidance aimed to equip structural engineers with the knowledge and tools to design buildings that go beyond mere accessibility, considering the diverse needs of occupants.

In a proactive approach to community engagement, HS2 recently unveiled the designs for the River Blythe Viaduct, showcasing landscape plans that directly respond to valuable feedback from the local community.

Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has announced the allocation of £375,000 in grants to support 19 charities undertaking transformative projects in areas served by the train operator.

A unique opportunity is unfolding in south Birmingham as the community is invited to contribute creative designs for heritage information boards and decorative steel fences at three upcoming railway stations on the Camp Hill line.

In a testament to the power of community-focused engineering, AmcoGiffen has clinched the prestigious Community Benefit Award at the Yorkshire Regional Group Institution of Structural Engineers Awards.

In a significant stride towards transparency and community impact, National Highways has released its first-ever Delivering Social Value annual report.

In a commendable collaboration between HS2 and the Lichfield and Hatherton Canals Restoration Trust (LHCRT), a significant stretch of the Staffordshire & Worcestershire canal has undergone a transformative restoration.

In a transformative move toward community well-being, Northern, in collaboration with The Greater Manchester Stations Alliance, has breathed new life into the former station house at Trafford Park in Greater Manchester.

In a heartwarming display of community spirit and collaboration, railway workers from the Wigan to Bolton electrification upgrades have traded their tracks for trowels to contribute to the upkeep of an award-winning station garden in Hindley.

In a significant stride towards fostering a more inclusive and diverse rail industry, the Railway Industry Association (RIA) and Women in Rail (WR) have unveiled the second Annual Report for their joint Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) Charter for Rail.