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Latest News
LNER Reveals the UK's Spookiest Destinations for Halloween 2024
17/10/2024
New research from train operator LNER, has unveiled the UK’s spookiest cities, just in time for Halloween 2024.
15/10/2024
Chart-topping rock band Maximo Park amazed passengers with a surprise acoustic performance at their hometown railway station in Newcastle, which is managed by LNER.
Work Starts at York Station to Create LNER's Latest Family Lounge
11/10/2024
Families travelling to and from York station to destinations up and down the East Coast Main Line will soon have a dedicated space designed to keep children entertained and parents and carers relaxed.
Eleanor Arrives in Leeds as LNER Prepares to Increase the Number of Seats to the Capital
09/10/2024
Leeds has got a new fun-loving, red-haired resident.
Dame Prue Leith Surprises Travellers at Newcastle Station with Unexpected Flavours
04/10/2024
Prue Leith hosted the LNER Taste Station at Newcastle Central Station. Featuring unusual ‘off-board’ food creations from LNER’s local suppliers, the event aimed to dispel the myth that train food is ‘uninspiring’.
Comforting Cuisines: LNER Brings A New Flavour To Its Onboard Menus
25/09/2024
LNER is proud to reveal its new onboard First Class menus, which offer a delicious range of warm and comforting dishes this Autumn, crafted by selected local food and drink suppliers along its route.
LNER Introduces 'Our Planet':The Named Train Championing Sustainable Travel
22/09/2024
LNER has named a train ‘Our Planet’ as part of its commitment to more sustainable travel. Produced by 3M, the livery has been applied using a partially bio-based material, the first train in the UK rail industry to do so.
