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Greater Anglia

A Greater Anglia train with the company name on the side in red and grey lettering. The train is painted in the red, white and grey livery of the company. Black-framed windows and red doors can be seen. The train is alongside a platform paved with small grey squares.

Trackside fire led to 'do not travel' warning

A trackside blaze resulted in a "do not travel" warning being issued overnight by a rail operator.

Somerleyton swing-bridge.

Train line blocked after boat collides with bridge

Greater Anglia says the boat is wedged under the bridge and trains cannot run until it is removed.

A footbridge at a depot site. It is made of stainless steel. A warehouse can be seen in the distance behind it.

Installation of new railway footbridge delayed

Greater Anglia says its construction will be pushed back from the summer to the end of the year.

Trains cancelled after crash at level crossing

Emergency services and a Network Rail response team were called to the scene.

Commuters onboard a Greater Anglia carriage at Shenfield in Essex. There are men and women. Some are looking at their phone and others are standing.

Greater Anglia to be nationalised in October

The rail firm says it will be brought under public ownership later this year.

Aaron Taffera, chairman of the East Suffolk Lines Community Rail Partnership, with Georgia Payne, Greater Anglia's safeguarding and community safety manager. They are standing either side of a new defibrillator at Westerfield station, which is on a brick wall.

Ten train stations get 'life-saving' defibrillators

Ten rail stations across the county are equipped with the devices following a £17,000 investment.

A view of a Greater Anglia train. Passengers can be seen inside the train through large windows. The train operators name has been printed on the side of the carriage.

Engineering works to cause rail delays over Easter

Passengers are being asked to check train timetables before travelling.

Samantha Leftwich from the Thomas Pocklington Trust. She is wearing a yellow and green floral dress, tied at the neck, and she has long brown hair. She is smiling at the camera, and is stood in front of a blue and white sign which reads Rail 200 as well as Braille dots which spell out the word Colchester

Braille sign unveiled at railway station

It is part of an exhibition featuring artwork created by blind and partially-sighted people.

The outside of a train station. People are walking past it and in and out of the train station.

Contracts approved for railway station revamp

More plans about the development at Wickford Station will be released in the spring.