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Train companies affected:East Midlands Railway, Great Northern, Thameslink
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Go Behind the Tracks with Musical Routes
Listen to our new audio guides, as Jo Whiley, Melanie Blatt and Yinka Bokinni explore some of the most iconic British locations that have helped to define musical culture
Days Out by Train for Father’s Day
With great offers on everything from football stadium tours to river cruises and walking tours, you can create some memorable moments for less when you go by train
Advice for Autistic passengers
You can download our new guide, An Autism Friendly Guide to Travelling by Train. It is specifically designed for Autistic people, with information about what to expect before and during your journey
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The winner of the public’s favourite railway artwork is revealed!
Train Landscape by Eric Ravilious was voted the best-loved railway artwork in the UK, in a poll by Railway 200 and Art UK to celebrate 200 years of the modern railway. View our map of where to see it, and the other finalists, on display
Watch our planned disruption videos
Sometimes planned engineering works can impact your journey, and you may need to travel by a different route or use rail replacement services. Where this happens, we provide short, accessible videos to help you plan your journey
Use our Carbon Calculator to check your carbon footprint
Compare your carbon emissions for a National Rail train journey with car or plane travel on more than 40,000 rail journeys across Britain with the Green Travel Data Carbon Calculator
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We want everyone to be able to access our services – here’s what we do to support customers
Get 1/3 off with a Railcard
From children to seniors, there are lots of different Railcards – see which one is right for you
Enjoy big savings with National Rail’s Days Out Guide
Unlock 2FOR1, 1/3 OFF and more great offers on top attractions when you go by train
