The UK boasts world-renowned railway journeys that wind through dramatic highlands, rugged coastline and rolling green countryside across the nation - but which are the most picturesque?

Northern is once again having its Flash Sale, with 3 million tickets available for just £2. Tickets are on sale now and will run until the 2nd October. Northern says its top destinations for its sale ...

Top routes include journeys to and from some of the North’s busiest hubs (like Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield, Bradford and Hull), as well as coastal and countryside destinations such as ...

Train operator Northern has launched a huge flash sale, slashing prices on more than three million tickets — with fares starting from just £2. The sale runs for three days only, from 8am today ...

Northern has launched its huge flash sale with more than three million tickets reduced. Running for three days, tickets are on sale from 8am today, Tuesday September 30 until Thursday, October 2.

The top destinations with the most tickets available in Northern's Flash Sale are: Manchester, Leeds, Bolton, Preston, Manchester Airport, Blackpool North, Shipley, Rochdale, Stockport, Bradford, ...

Another excellent choice only an hour from Rennes is Fougères, home to one of Europe’s largest medieval fortresses, the Château de Fougères. This picturesque medieval town that even some French ...

People travelling on some services will be able to download an app from today which will track their journey and charge them the lowest possible fare at the end of the day.

A nearly 10% increase in rail fares for some services in the Thames Valley has been described as "crazy" by commuters. Some Great Western Railway (GWR) ticket prices rose from 8 September, including ...

A British expat has praised Australia's railway system after he calculated his fare was 25 times cheaper than the cost of a similar ticket in the UK. Josh McCallion moved from the UK to Sydney in ...

There is much to be said for the Stockton and Darlington Railway (S&DR), the grand entry into the British history books, whose 200th birthday is being celebrated today.