Work has ground to a halt on HS2's Curzon Street station restoration in Birmingham as contractors working on the project have "identified serious unforeseen structural issues with the Grade 1 listed building".

Proposals to regenerate a disused railway viaduct to create an elevated park that links Camden Town and King's Cross have been submitted for planning permission.

Work has begun on a new developmentwhich will see a disused Birkenhead railway cleared and converted into a linear park by the end of 2025.

Baroness Vere has been urged to instruct National Highways to pull its planning application for the retention of the infill at Great Musgrave bridge in Cumbria after an engineering study found that the structure presented no threat to public safety.

Work has finally begun to renovate an old section of railway track in Weymouth as part of a £1m upgrade to the town's station.

A senior project manager on the £116 million Levenmouth rail project has told of the team’s ‘pleasant surprise’ at the condition of 19th century bridges on the route.

Plans to reopen an blocked-up railway tunnel under the busy A6 near Garstang for pedestrians and cyclists have been ditched.

A proposal to link Barnsley town centre to Royston via a cycle path on a disused railway have been submitted to the Council’s planning board.

Campaigners in Cumbria are urging Eden District Council to refuse National Highways’ retrospective planning application to infill Great Musgrave bridge with concrete and aggregate.

Plans have been submitted to restore a former Doncaster village railway station and change the waiting room into a three-bed home with real tracks as an outdoor centrepiece.

National Highways has drawn up a new method of determining the value of disused railway bridges and tunnels following anger over its programme of infillings and demolitions.

A campaign group is asking supporters to object to a planning application that seeks to permanently retain the controversial infill under Great Musgrave bridge.

Plans to reopen the railway connecting Bristol and Portishead have been delayed until February 2023 due to funding concerns.

Rural communities in County Durham could soon benefit from the reopening of a historic railway line after the ‘transformative’ scheme received a significant financial boost from the government.

Following closure during the winter for bat hibernation, Tidenham Tunnel is once again open for use by walkers and cyclists as part of a greenway connecting Chepstow to Tintern.

Enthusiasts and volunteers from Cambrian Heritage Railways have completed a 10-year project to restore two miles of the track between Oswestry and Weston Wharf at a cost of £600,000.

Plans to secure the future of a Grade II-listed disused railway bridge over the Wye between Brockweir and Tintern have been submitted to Monmouthshire Council.

Plans to bring trains back to the disused line between Southampton and Fawley - closed to regular passengers in 1966 - look set to go ahead.

A disused viaduct in Leeds is to be transformed into a community facility, with improved connectivity into the city centre, as part of a west end redevelopment at Wellington Place.

The removal of a short stretch of rusting railway track on the Isle of Sheppey has split a community in two, with residents and cyclists celebrating but heritage campaigners unhappy.

The future of the disused Hawes-Garsdale line is to be discussed by members of the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority, with rail instatement or a greenway on the agenda.

Network Rail has hailed a milestone moment for the Levenmouth Rail Link after the first new rails were laid on the project which will reconnect the town to the mainline passenger network for the first time in more than half a century.

Campaigners are celebrating after plans for a foot and cycle path along the old railway line in Brislington were approved unanimously by councillors.

A disused railway viaduct in Manchester will transform into an urban 'sky park' this summer, providing much needed green space to one of Britain’s least verdant city centres.

Birkenhead is set to undergo the biggest transformation it has seen in 75 years, including a travel corridor along the disused Dock Branch Railway would link Wirral Waters, the town centre and Hind Street.

Volunteers from Cambrian Heritage Railways have restored the railway from Oswestry to Weston Wharf and will reopen it to passengers in April.

Authorities in Hertfordshire could spend £300,000 trying to work out how to revive the disused Croxley-Watford Junction rail link after councillors agreed to bring in consultants to discuss the plans.

Enthusiasts who thought they had lost a battle to reopen the disused Horsham-Guildford railway have been given new hope after a proposal to create a canal along part of the route was called in for planning permission.

A feasibility study is to be carried out into long-held plans to extend a cycle trail through North Somerset to Clevedon, following the route of the former Cheddar Valley Railway Line.

Bennerley Viaduct, which recently reopened after more than five decades of dereliction, has been awarded £250,000 of lottery funding for a community project.

A row of mid-Victorian brick railway arches - sealed off from the public for more than 150 years - are to be the centrepiece of a new £2.5bn office, residential, hotel and cultural development on London's South Bank.

Photographs have emerged showing the extent of controversial works in Queensbury Tunnel which campaigners want to reopen as an active travel route.

A pledge to reopen the disused railway line between Fleetwood and Poulton is still on track according to the Prime Minister, despite work yet to begin more than two years after he visited the site.

Revolutionary plans to reopen a long-closed Yorkshire railway for walkers and cyclists could be scuppered by road bosses in what campaigners are calling an act of "cultural vandalism".

People in Barnstaple have been asked to be patient as repair work on an old railway bridge awaits its next stage, requiring specialist tools.

The Pattern Shop - a derelict building that once formed part of Robert Stephenson’s Newcastle locomotive works - is set for restoration as the next step in the transformation of the key Stephenson Quarter development site.

There are fears that access to the iconic Smardale Gill Viaduct in Cumbria could be withdrawn if funding estimated at £100,000 is not raised to carry out vital repair work.

The campaign to reopen Stroudwater Station is making progress, with the aim of the site becoming one of Gloucestershire's key transport hubs, reinforcing the region's links to Bristol.

An MSP has called for the abandoned Botanic Gardens Station and adjacent tunnels to be opened as an attraction after the site is cleared by crew using it for a feature film.

Residents are being invited to have their say on proposals for improvements to the local walking and cycling network between Caldicot, Portskewett and Caerwent/Crick, including a route along a disused railway.

Volunteers are pushing ahead with plans to restore part of a historic tramway at Chirk which was used to haul stone, slate, coal and passengers through a picturesque Welsh valley until it closed in 1935.

Through the Heritage Action Zone, Swindon’s Mechanics’ Institute - which has been standing derelict for more than 20 years - is being surveyed to see whether there is potential to restore the building.

The legacy railway campaigners trying to save the north's Victorian bridges from being infilled or demolished by National Highways.

Almost 2,000 people have signed a petition calling for tours of disused railway tunnels beneath Nottingham to be restarted after the local council branded them as "simply not safe".

Work is currently being carried out on the disused railway tunnel that runs between Kelvin Bridge and the Botanic Gardens, reportedly in preparation for shooting the HBO Max film.

Bennerley Viaduct, which runs between Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire, has reopened to the public as a walking route after more than five decades of neglect.

Pressure is mounting on Transport Secretary Grant Shapps to look at an alternative proposal to the restoration of the Portishead line near Bristol, including construction of a busway.

North East transport chiefs are pressing ahead with £700m dreams of bringing new Tyne and Wear Metro stations to Washington and beyond by reopening the disused Leamside line.

Trespassers on the north-east's historic Victoria Viaduct have been warned of possible ‘life changing and even fatal consequences’ if they continue to break the law and access the structure.

A petition signed by more than 3,000 people has been presented to Preston City Council, calling on the authority to make a pitch for government funding to save the Old Tram Bridge.

Planning chiefs are studying a proposal to convert the disused railway station at Woodgreen Road, Breamore, into a home.

Rhondda Tunnel is set to become Europe's longest underground cycle path after government officials cleared the way for its transfer to Welsh authorities.