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First new Greater Anglia trains for Norwich to Cambridge line

Greater Anglia’s brand-new trains are now in passenger service on the Norwich to Cambridge line.

The first new train in passenger service on the route was Tuesday’s 6.33 Norwich-Cambridge service, served by a Stadler bi-mode train, which can switch between diesel and electric power.

Jamie Burles, Greater Anglia’s managing director, said: “We’re really pleased to be running our new trains between Norwich and Cambridge. This is a very busy route for commuters, business travellers and leisure travellers and feedback has been very positive.

Specialist helps to make Greater Anglia's new “game-changing” trains

The first of Greater Anglia’s brand-new trains have now entered service, with much improved accessibility features - thanks partly to an access and inclusion professional who tested wheelchair accessibility as one of the final performance and safety tests.

Sand sculpture on display at Great Yarmouth station

A replica of one of Greater Anglia’s brand-new trains has been sculpted out of sand at Great Yarmouth station.

The sculpture, which shows a bi-mode train alongside a leaping hare, Greater Anglia’s new brand symbol, took three days to build.

Sand sculpture takes shape at Great Yarmouth station

A replica of one of Greater Anglia’s brand-new trains is currently being sculpted out of sand at Great Yarmouth station.

New era starts for Greater Anglia as first brand new train rolls into service

The first of Greater Anglia’s brand-new trains entered passenger service this morning – heralding the start of a new era of rail travel in East Anglia.

Brand new intercity on maiden voyage into London

One of Greater Anglia’s brand-new intercity trains has successfully completed a daylight test run between Norwich and Liverpool Street.