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Improvement notices 2022

28 July 2026

This page contains details of improvement notices issued in 2022.

Holding National Highways to account

28 July 2026

We are responsible for monitoring and enforcing the performance and efficiency of National Highways.

Current licence casework consultations

28 July 2026

This page details proposals to grant licences or licence exemptions on which we are consulting.

ORR discussion document: modifying non-GBR licences in the context of rail reform

27 July 2026

Provides ORR’s emerging thinking and seeks stakeholder views on licence modifications which may be necessary or desirable in the context of rail reform.

ORR seeks views on railway licence changes to prepare for rail reform

27 July 2026

• ORR sets out plans on licences needed for the transition to rail reform. Proposed changes maintain accountability and consumer protections. Views invited ahead of formal consultation later this year.

Protecting rail workers from violence and harassment: employers’ legal duties

23 July 2026

Violence and harassment against rail workers remains a significant and growing concern across Great Britain’s railway. It is a challenge that we must work effectively together as an industry to tackle.

Health and safety guidance and compliance

23 July 2026

It's our responsibility to ensure that those responsible make Britain's railways safe for passengers and provide a safe place for staff to work.

Workforce health and safety

23 July 2026

ORR’s expectations, powers and planned work on the topic of work-related violence and harassment against rail workers.

Minor and heritage railways

22 July 2026

There are well over 200 minor and heritage railways operating across Great Britain, and we are responsible for regulating their safety.

Young volunteers supported to play their part in heritage railways following new safety guidance

22 July 2026

The Office of Rail and Road has today published guidance designed to help heritage railway and tramway operators give young volunteers, aged from 14 to minimum school leaving age, the chance to learn new skills while making sure the right safeguards are in place.