Customer News
Our customers are many and varied. Here are a selection of stories crafted and published via our Integrated Newsrooms
Dudley launches West Midlands’ first formal business board
Dudley Council has launched the first formal business board in the West Midlands, creating a new partnership with the private sector to help drive economic growth in the borough.
Rugby team wins kit and Grand Final tickets in competition run by Northern
Young rugby players have won kit and training equipment as well as tickets to watch the Super League Grand Final, as part of a competition run by Northern.
‘More grassroots teams, more community’: How MPs responded to E.ON taking the case for affordable new energy to Westminster
A floating, solar-powered pitch on the Thames brought politicians face-to-face with the pressures on grassroots football – and showed how smarter energy can free clubs to build teams, strengthen facilities and do more for local communities.
Have your say on new protections for seals and hares
- A four-week consultation opens on 21 September seeking views on new measures to protect seals and hares
- Proposals include a new offence for disturbing seals and a close season protecting hares during their breeding period
- People can share their views once the consultation launches later this month
More than 100 Bluetongue cases confirmed in Wales as vets and farmers are urged to vaccinate livestock
- Cases continue to rise in Wales and across Great Britain
- Testing and reporting requirements in Wales remain unchanged
- Keepers are urged to discuss vaccination with their vet and must report suspect cases promptly
Trickily tight tunnel track upgrades to take place in Buxton
Rail passengers are being advised of changes to journeys later this month while tracks inside a Victorian railway tunnel are upgraded in Buxton.
Community art brings Barrow's first university campus to life
Two new murals celebrating the town's local identity and community have been unveiled at the University of Cumbria’s Barrow campus. They have been created through a collaborative project involving local people, university staff and students, BarrowFull and international street artist ATMA.
£1 bus fares for young people extended to March 2027
- £1 bus fare scheme for 5–21-year-olds has been extended to March 2027.
- New figures show that over 9 million journeys have been made under the scheme since it launched.
EMR launches Family Saver ticket on Regional and Connect services for October half term, with savings up to 42%
- Family Saver ticket available during October half term with savings up to 42% for certain journeys.
- Groups of up to two adults and four children can travel together for a single fixed fare on certain Connect and Regional services.
- Families heading for a seaside getaway can use the ticket to travel to popular destinations including Skegness and Cleethorpes.
- For those looking to escape the British weather altogether, the Family Saver can also help families jet off for a half-term holiday with tickets from St Pancras International to Luton Airport available with a 42% saving.
Building the skills to power the energy transition
Welcoming the newest apprentices who will help build E.ON’s workforce for the future
£1 billion fleet of new trains to offer more services and more seats for passengers across Transpennine route
A new £1 billion fleet of British-built, battery-electric trains will run on a faster, more reliable Transpennine railway, delivering more services and more seats for passengers across the North.
Rail upgrades to affect journeys between Kettering and Loughborough on 19 and 20 September
Passengers are advised that buses will replace trains between Kettering and Loughborough next weekend (Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 September) while Network Rail carries out important railway improvements.
LNER Goes Green: Train Operator Continues to Send Zero Waste to Landfill
LNER, famous for its red trains and uniforms, is proud to be officially certified as green with the company, once again, confirmed as sending zero waste to landfill.
Welsh Government partners with Cosine to advance Welsh language AI
- New partnership with Cosine to help improve how artificial intelligence (AI) works in Welsh.
- Welsh Government to provide data, resources and expertise to support Welsh language AI.
- Improving technology to help more people to use Welsh in everyday life.
Changes to visitor access to Lancashire Archives and Lancashire Certificate Services as major roof revamp gets underway
Preparations for major roof works at Lancashire Archives are beginning this week.
TPE unveils £1bn battery train fleet to transform rail travel across the north
A £1 billion investment in a new fleet of battery-electric trains for TransPennine Express (TPE) has been announced in a move set to transform rail travel across the north of England while supporting hundreds of skilled jobs across the UK.
ABS Opens Offshore & Marine Support Center in Bergen
Investment Supports Growing Demand Across Norwegian and North Sea Energy and Maritime Sectors
Moray Council reports progress on tackling damp, mould and condensation
Moray Council has made significant progress in improving how it responds to damp, mould and condensation in council homes as it prepares for new Scottish legislation coming into force on 6 October 2026.
Extra engineering works on the Southminster branch line this weekend
Rail passengers are advised to check before they travel between Southminster and Wickford this weekend, 12 and 13 September, as GBR Anglia carries out essential works to improve the quality of the track.