Rail passengers warned over six-day Easter shutdown on west coast mainline

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Rail passengers are advised to expect disruptions during the Easter holiday due to planned engineering work on Britain's rail network. The west coast mainline will be closed between London Euston and Milton Keynes from Good Friday (April 3rd) to Wednesday, April 8th, and between Preston and Lancaster on April 4th-5th. Network Rail is undertaking a £400m project to improve the line's reliability, scheduling the work during the holiday to minimize impact. While Avanti West Coast will operate alternative routes, Anglo-Scottish services will be diverted, and other lines will experience reduced service or closures. Passengers are encouraged to check their routes before traveling.
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AI-ExtractedEngineers will be involved in more than 270 other upgrade projects over the Easter period.
The four-day period at Easter gives us a valuable opportunity to complete projects that simply can’t be delivered during a normal weekend.
The work is part of a £400m project to increase the reliability of the line.
Engineering work means there will be no service between Preston and Lancaster on the line on 4-5 April.
There will be no west coast mainline services between London Euston and Milton Keynes from Good Friday (3 April) to Wednesday 8 April.
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