A brand new track for smoother passenger journeys from London Euston and Northbound.

Network Rail was also named one of the top 50 employers for women in Britain 2021.

New, Tracks, layed, railway, — Credit: London Euston

🚨 Shiny new track alert!✨✨

We’re renewing #Watford north junction to make journeys smoother 😎

Pls check 📲@nationalrailenq for travel advice.

❤️Be safe. Be patient. Be kind. @dean4watford @WatfordCouncil @TfL @WestMidRailway @SouthernRailUK @AvantiWestCoast @LNRailway pic.twitter.com/dRRpu8kZHc— London Euston (@NetworkRailEUS) May 1, 2021

🚝 Beautiful new track at #Watford making for smoother passenger journeys

➡️Pls see @nationalrailenq for travel advice

🧡Be safe🧡Be patient🧡Be kind#MayBHworks @dean4watford @WatfordCouncil @TfL @WestMidRailway @SouthernRailUK @AvantiWestCoast @LNRailway pic.twitter.com/XUk9wtag4g— London Euston (@NetworkRailEUS) May 2, 2021

James Dean, Network Rail’s West Coast South route director, said ahead of the May bank holiday closure: “There is never an ideal time to shut the railway and we have worked hard to minimise disruption across the spring and summer – including moving work over the Easter and Spring bank holidays.

“It is fantastic to see more passengers return to the railway and we want to make journeys as easy as possible for those travelling over bank holidays. We are carefully balancing that with the need to carry out essential railway improvements and maintenance to provide a safe and reliable railway for the future.

“The scale of work planned this May will mean changes for passengers, but we’re working with train companies to minimise disruption to people as much as possible.”