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Latest News
LNER celebrates local landmarks with regional face mask designs
16/07/2020
LNER has revealed three regionally-inspired face masks which are launching this week for customers to order.
Sunflower lanyards smooth journeys for thousands in first year
06/07/2020
LNER has helped thousands of customers enjoy smoother journeys since it became the first UK train company to introduce Sunflower Lanyards.
LNER Strengthens Customer Satisfaction Score Success
02/07/2020
LNER has achieved one of the highest overall scores for a long-distance train company as part of the latest National Rail Passenger Survey results.
LNER selects startups to help set new standards for rail travel
28/05/2020
LNER will be working with five of the most innovative startups around the world to accelerate new projects to improve rail travel in the UK.
LNER to introduce reservation only services
15/05/2020
LNER will introduce ‘reservation only’ travel from 11:00 on Monday 18 May 2020 until further notice.
LNER celebrates Azuma first birthday with the chance to name a train
15/05/2020
LNER celebrates a full year since the world-class Azuma train launched into passenger service on the LNER route.
LNER to put rail industry at forefront of innovation
04/05/2020
LNER is aiming to fast-track digital and tech developments into the rail industry through a groundbreaking new innovation programme called LNER FutureLabs.
LNER reserves’ reach 2000 volunteering hours milestone
01/05/2020
LNER workers who are volunteering to support the NHS, emergency services, charities and other organisations during the Coronavirus outbreak have clocked up 2000 hours of service in just a matter of weeks.
