Glyn Mon Hughes is a journalist and writer who focuses on rail-related news and events. He is a contributor to RailAdvent Ltd and his work has also been featured in Classical Music magazine. Glyn covers a wide range of topics within the rail industry, including service updates, infrastructure projects, and community initiatives.
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Glyn Mon Hughes primarily covers press releases and government announcements related to travel, tourism, transportation, and logistics. His articles often include information about railway services, rail transport, London Underground, Transport for London, and train disruptions.
Given this focus, PR professionals may find success in reaching out with relevant press releases or official announcements pertaining to new developments or changes within the travel and transportation sectors. Additionally, individuals who can provide insights into the impacts of these developments on local communities or travelers could be valuable sources for Glyn's coverage.
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A famous named train will make a comeback for one day as it helps to celebrate the 125th anniversary of London Marylebone station.
TransPennine Express (TPE) passengers are being invited to plan a ‘lovely day' out. To help them get the message out, they've sought out the catchy and upbeat Bill Withers classic from the 1970s.
Another round of celebrations has been ordered at North Norfolk Railway (NNR) following an additional award for their unique 1958 diesel railcar, M56182
Passengers in Yorkshire wishing to travel between Bradford Forster Square and Ilkley will still need to use rail replacement bus services as Network Rail continues efforts to clear soil from the si…
The creation of Great British Railways (GBR) moved a step closer yesterday as a new draft bill was published.
By: Glyn Mon Hughes
Services on the East Coast Main Line will be disrupted as Network Rail carries out major upgrades between York and Newcastle upon Tyne.
As the final touches are put to the programme to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Kent and East Sussex Railway (K&ESR), the final line-up of locomotives for the first major event has been announced.
With the 200th anniversary of the Stockton and Darlington Railway (S&DR) just 18 months away, an appeal has been launched to preserve the world's oldest railway station.
By: Glyn Mon Hughes
Under-13s will ride for £1 while dogs travel free as part of Great Central Railway's extensive plans for a fun-packed Easter weekend of events.
ScotRail announces extra services to get football supporters to and from the Scotland v Northern Ireland men's international game on Tuesday 26 March.
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