Correspondence

Rail timetable changes take place twice a year, usually in May and December. New timetables must be published 12 weeks in advance.

Passenger train and station operators have information obligations in their licences.

Signalling systems are an essential part of the railway. They keep passengers safe by ensuring trains do not come into conflict with each other and play a key role in freeing up capacity on our congested network.

We monitor performance through analysis of regular reports from Network Rail.

How we will hold Network Rail (including routes, the System Operator (SO), and other relevant business units) to account against the network licence.

This page contains information on our consideration of capacity, performance and current applications for access on the West Coast Main Line (WCML).

We ensure train companies provide accurate and timely information, particularly during disruption. We also investigate timetabling issues.

Non-consolidated performance related payments (NCPRP) for HMT Treasury and its agencies