Date: 17/11/2021

Network Rail has completed a £45m project to upgrade signalling in Middlesbrough. Signals in the area are now operated from York's Rail Operating Centre, delivering a modern, more reliable railway for passengers. Signallers took part in 72-hours of intense training to prepare for the smooth transition.

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Railway signals in Middlesbrough now controlled from York after successful reliability upgrade

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Network Rail has completed a £45m project to upgrade signalling in Middlesbrough Signals in the area are now operated from Yorks Rail Operating Centre, delivering a modern, more reliable railway for passengers Signallers took part in 72-hours of intense training to prepare for the smooth transition

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