National Rail on Social Media
National Rail Enquiries uses Twitter to send real time updates to the accounts that you follow when there is service disruption. Where there is additional information available that we can’t fit into 280 characters, we will include a link to the relevant page on the National Rail website. These updates can be read through a mobile device or on a computer without having to search for it.
For up to the minute information about disruption across the National Rail network, follow @nationalrailenq. You can also subscribe to journey specific alerts to be received from our account.
For help using our website or finding information, send a Tweet to @nationalrailenq
We'll let you know first when there's something new for you to be aware of.
National Rail has a Facebook page, where you can learn more about us, and get updates on improvements to our service.
You can calso access Alert Me by Messenger via Facebook, and set up journey alerts for your most frequent journeys; like your daily commute.
If you know someone who uses our service, you can invite them to become a follower of National Rail too.
- Avanti West Coast,
- c2c,
- Chiltern Railways,
- CrossCountry,
- East Midlands Railway,
- Eurostar,
- Gatwick Express,
- Grand Central,
- Great Western Railway,
- Greater Anglia,
- Heathrow Connect,
- Heathrow Express,
- Hull Trains,
- Island Line,
- London North Eastern Railway,
- London Overground,
- Merseyrail,
- National Rail,
- Northern,
- Rail Delivery Group,
- ScotRail,
- South Western Railway,
- Southeastern,
- Southern,
- Stansted Express,
- TfL Rail,
- TransPennine Express,
- Transport for Wales,
- West Midlands Trains
Last updated: 01 June 2020