Northern asks customers to help with pigeon problem after it trials fake owls and 'fire gel'
Northern is asking customers to stop feeding pigeons who have staged coos at some of its stations.
Changing the way we drive our trains can save THOUSANDS of litres of diesel a year, says Northern
Data scientists working with Northern have proven that small tweaks to the way its trains are driven can save thousands of litres of diesel a year.
‘Leaf it to me’: Meet the man who makes sure Northern is ready to face the ‘big problem’ of fallen leaves on the line
The man tasked with preparing Northern for autumn said the train operator is ready to tackle the “big problem” of fallen leaves on the line.
Northern to introduce British Sign Language announcements on all of its trains
Northern is planning to introduce British Sign Language (BSL) announcements on all of its services, following a successful trial.
“Give up the coach and try us instead” Northern tells teachers looking to stretch school trips budget
Northern says that teachers looking to stretch their school trips budget should ‘give up the coach and try us instead’.
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Northern asks customers to help with pigeon problem after it trials fake owls and 'fire gel'
Northern is asking customers to stop feeding pigeons who have staged coos at some of its stations.
Best mates with 63 years’ combined service on the railway across the North East all set to hang up their hats
Two best mates that have worked on the railway across the North East for a combined 63 years are set to hang up their hats and begin retirement.