Further progress with East Coast Digital Programme

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Further progress with East Coast Digital Programme

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  • Network Rail engineers installed new equipment and technology on the East Coast Main Line in Hertfordshire at the weekend

    Further progress with East Coast Digital Programme

    Network Rail have issued the following press release about progress on introducing digital technology to the East Coast Main Line in Hertfordshire:
    Billion-pound plans to improve rail travel to and from London have progressed further with critical work taking place over the weekend to prepare for a digital future.
    The East Coast Digital Programme (ECDP) will create a more reliable railway wi

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