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Latest News

A Departure Board With A Difference Arrives At York Station

11/04/2025

Following stops at London King’s Cross and Edinburgh Waverley, there’s a new arrival at York Station as LNER welcomes a special departures board, showing customers the difference they are making for the planet by choosing to travel by train.

Showcasing Station Safety: LNER Hosts 'Action Day' In York

09/04/2025

LNER has championed collaboration at York Station, with colleagues joining representatives from British Transport Police (BTP), North Yorkshire Police (NYP) and several other local organisations to promote safety.

Celebrating The Journey: How LNER Apprenticeships Have Led To New Careers

02/04/2025

Former make-up artist Aleena Phull is sharing the story of her career changing track when she decided to pursue a train driving apprenticeship at LNER.

LNER Welcomes Launch Of S&DR200 With Drone Azuma

31/03/2025

A stunning LNER Azuma flying through the night sky helped mark the official start of S&DR200, an international festival celebrating the birth of the modern railway.

LNER Azuma Carries Out First Ever Test Run To London St Pancras

28/03/2025

While most of the country slept, an LNER Azuma train was carrying out an important return test run between Leeds and London St Pancras during the early hours of Friday 28 March.

Steven Frayne (Dynamo) Talks Bradford, UK City of Culture in Latest Episode of 'Routes'

28/03/2025

Chatting to Clara Amfo on Routes from LNER, Steven shares how growing up in Bradford, 2025’s UK City of Culture, shaped his resilience. He talks about his early days and his evolution from busking to performing for audiences around the world.