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Five disused and abandoned railways in Cumbria. Picture: Canva Britain's transport system is improving every day, making way for new and more advanced rail system. Trains are getting faster ad new rail routes being built every year to keep the country better connected. However, in order to progress some railway stations and routes have had to be abandoned. You might be surprised at just how many abandoned railway stations and tracks there are in England. Some Cumbrian stations were forced to shut for practical and economical reasons. We've taken a look at some of the train station...

Five disused and abandoned railways in Cumbria. Picture: Canva Britain's transport system is improving every day, making way for new and more advanced rail system. Trains are getting faster ad new rail routes being built every year to keep the country better connected. However, in order to progress some railway stations and routes have had to be abandoned. You might be surprised at just how many abandoned railway stations and tracks there are in England. Some Cumbrian stations were forced to shut for practical and economical reasons. We've taken a look at some of the train station...

A look back at the disused and abandoned railway stations across Cumbria. Picture: Canva Britain's transport systems have certainly come a long way over the years. Trains are getting faster and new rail routes are being built every year to keep the country better connected. However, in order to progress some railway stations and routes have had to be abandoned. As a result, there are many abandoned and disused stations lurking around the county. We've taken a look at some of the train stations in Cumbria from years gone by. The Bolton Loop In 1862 the Maryport and Carlisle Railway...

Alerts: Environment Agency officials say updates are regularly posted on their website FLOOD alerts are still in place for two north Cumbrian rivers, says the Environment Agency. The alerts - which mean that flooding is considered possible - are for the Rivers Wampool and Ellen, though water levels have fallen in recent hours. In a statement issued yesterday evening, the Agency said: "River levels have fallen at the Station Road Innovia river gauge in Wigton. "However, with more rainfall expected this evening and overnight (January 28) river levels are expected to rise again. "Conse...