Train Services Resume Through Severn Tunnel After Completion of £23m Upgrade

Train services resume through Severn Tunnel after completion of £23m upgrade

Train services have resumed through the Severn Tunnel following the completion of a £23 million upgrade.

Key railway line reopens after weeks of disruption and £23m upgrade

Around 250 engineers have been working around the clock to reopen the Severn Tunnel

Severn Tunnel reopens after pioneering £23m rail upgrade boosts reliability

Severn Tunnel reopens after £23m Network Rail upgrade delivers world-first overhead line solution, boosting reliability between South Wales and England and completing major Bristol rail improvements.

In pictures: engineers complete £23M Severn Tunnel upgrade

Train services are running through the Severn Tunnel again after Network Rail completed a £23M upgrade to improve reliability on one of Britain's most important cross-border rail routes. The post In pictures: engineers complete £23M Severn Tunnel upgrade appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Severn Tunnel reopens after £23m upgrade designed to improve Wales-England rail link

Engineering works at the Severn Tunnel. Photo Network Rail Mark Mansfield Train services are once again running through the Severn Tunnel after engineers completed a £23 million upgrade aimed at improving reliability on one of the most important rail connections between Wales and England. The 16-day closure allowed Network Rail and its contractors to carry out what has been described as a world-first engineering solution inside the 4.35-mile tun…

Pioneering technique used for overhead lines through the Severn Tunnel

The overhead lines through the Severn Tunnel have been upgraded using a world-first engineering technique.