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Submitting... Families and rail enthusiasts will soon be able to enjoy the photographic exhibition, named Railway Heroes - that recognises the selfless achievements of 16 people from across the rail industry who have played an essential part in the country’s Covid-19 response - in York. Work is well underway for the reopening of the National Railway Museum in York on Wednesday 19 May including deep cleans at the Museum by the conservation team. Photo credit: Charlotte Graham As restrictions...

A NEW exhibition at the National Railway Museum in York has been launched, celebrating the vital role played by railway key workers during the Covid-19 pandemic. Named ‘Railway Heroes’, the exhibition recognises the selfless achievements of 16 people from across the rail industry who have played an essential part in the country’s Covid-19 response. From transporting vital medical supplies to setting up Nightingale hospitals and sewing PPE, many rail workers have gone the extra mile ...

From transporting vital medical supplies to setting up Nightingale hospitals and even sewing PPE, many rail workers have gone the extra mile during the pandemic as well as working to keep passengers and freight moving around the clock in their day jobs.   Advert The exhibition will feature 16 portrait photographs from renowned photographer Charlotte Graham. The first six ‘Railway Heroes’ will star in a special online exhibition hosted on the National Railway Museum website from February 15...

A NEW exhibition celebrating the vital role played by railway workers during the Covid-19 pandemic has been launched. Named Railway Heroes, the exhibition recognises the work of 16 people from across the rail industry who have played an essential part in the country’s Covid-19 response. It showcases acts of exceptional dedication from rail workers such as Jolene Miller from Stockton who divided her time during the first lockdown between driving Northern trains and volunteering as a para...

Grantham LNER colleague recognised in photography exhibition for the Railway Heroes of Covid-19  | Updated: 11:46, 15 February 2021 A Grantham-based train colleague is being recognised as part of a new photo exhibition that celebrates the vital role played by railway key workers during the Covid-19 pandemic. Penny Bond from Grantham who works for LNER, has been chosen to be in the The National Railway Museum exhibition Railway Heroes that recognises the selfless achievements of 16 people from...