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Added eleven railway guides, nine day-by-day holidays, seven ticket guides and four seasonal articles. The map, journey finder and direction diagrams help compare routes; journey pages link their relevant holiday and ticket plans.
Expanded all 64 journey guides with named station stops, nearby places and walking figures, access notes, refreshments and train, bus and car connections. Published walking distances and times are distinguished from measured routes and estimates, with links to the relevant railway and attraction information.
Added ten journey guides, including the Jacobite, both overnight sleepers, more heritage railways, the Cotswold Line and the Northumberland coast. Expanded trip articles, collections and destination pages, with route sources, window advice, contact guidance and practical booking links.
Recorded Network Rail's announced closure between Crianlarich and Fort William/Mallaig from 9 to 17 November 2026, when replacement buses are planned during a £13 million track, drainage and structures programme. The journey guide links directly to Network Rail.
Added 100 short viewing observations beneath existing landmarks across all 54 journey guides. The notes draw attention to landscape transitions, river crossings, station settings and the relationship between nearby details and distant views. Existing sources and individual route review dates remain unchanged.
Added a tailored comparison to each of the 54 journey guides, plus 46 specific planning notes about connections, station choices, destination breaks and heritage experiences. The new Shape your day section links to the alternative route and the existing official sources. Individual route review dates remain unchanged.
Added 50 planning notes covering coastal and mountain rides, heritage railway days, short outings, day trips, accessible travel, winter journeys and car-free weekends. Included contextual official links and direct navigation to the advice.
Moved the primary search controls into the first view, added full-text route matching, route archetypes, stop schematics, editorially related journeys, shorter initial galleries, clearer accessibility comparisons and a privacy statement. Source monitoring is now part of the maintenance toolkit.
Added numbered source references beside planning sections, removed generic commercial booking prompts and introduced the public revision log.
Added unique route metadata and canonicals, an XML sitemap, robots policy, social sharing card, themed guide collections, RSS and the first editorial methodology page.