Violence Against Women and Girls

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Dates

19 May 2026 - 16 August 2026

Locations

National

Audience

Potential perpetrators – Young men aged 16-24 with problematic attitudes
General public – young adults aged 16-34

Media channels

Digital screens in Network Rail managed stations
Pubs and bars within or near Network Rail managed stations
Billboards
Social media
On trains (subject to TOC support)
In TOC-managed stations (subject to TOC support)

Key contacts

sophie.zegarac@networkrail.co.uk

natasha.odonoghue@networkrail.co.uk

The Enough campaign is a rail industry adaptation of the Home Office’s original campaign, aimed at tackling violence against women and girls (VAWG), with a focus on the types of harassment commonly experienced on the railway.

Delivered in partnership with the Home Office, Department for Transport, Rail Delivery Group and British Transport Police, the campaign highlights behaviours often experienced in stations and on trains, such as staring, intrusive questioning and unwelcome comments, while encouraging passengers to report incidents to BTP.

It supports a consistent, united approach across the network to tackling VAWG, aligned with the rail industry’s strategy and the government’s ambition to halve VAWG crimes within a decade.

By helping people recognise these behaviours for what they are and making clear they are not acceptable, the campaign builds awareness and confidence to report, reinforcing a safer, more respectful environment for everyone who uses the railway.

These campaigns are no longer live or being promoted to public and passengers. However, if you would like to use these resources please ask permission from Network Rail’s marketing team: marketing@networkrail.co.uk

There are 4 sets of creatives and messages which might be surfaced during different dates:

‘Digital and social’ messaging:

19 May 2026 - 16 August 2026

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‘Digital out of home - static’ messaging:

19 May 2026 - 16 August 2026

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‘Digital out of home - motion’ messaging:

19 May 2026 - 16 August 2026

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‘Print’ messaging:

19 May 2026 - 16 August 2026

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Materials for ‘Digital and social’ campaign:

19 May 2026 - 16 August 2026

Asking questions - seat

Total: 16.82 MB

Comments - platform

Total: 34.46 MB

Staring - pole

Total: 51.89 MB

Materials for ‘Digital out of home - static’ campaign:

19 May 2026 - 16 August 2026

Materials for ‘Digital out of home - motion’ campaign:

19 May 2026 - 16 August 2026

Materials for ‘Print’ campaign:

19 May 2026 - 16 August 2026

Summer weather – seasonal toolkit

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Dates

30 April 2026 -

Locations

National

Audience

All passengers, the media and transport stakeholders

Media channels

Social media

Key contacts

Jennifer Bollen, Social and Digital – jennifer.bollen@networkrail.co.uk

Social and Digital team – socialmedia@networkrail.co.uk

Our summer toolkit aims to help raise awareness of how hotter, drier weather can affect rail services – and how we prepare for the warmer season. You – including our transport stakeholder partners – can use the resources here for passenger information and to tell the wider story about how we get our railway ready for the impacts of summer.

Materials on this page cover four themes:

  • caring for passengers – including travel advice and information about our cold-water fountains
  • explainers – how summer weather impacts the railway
  • preparing the railway for summer – explaining our proactive measures before hot and dry weather arrive
  • long-term planning and resilience – how we’re preparing for and adapting to the changing climate.

Please note this toolkit will be updated as and when new assets become available.

These campaigns are no longer live or being promoted to public and passengers. However, if you would like to use these resources please ask permission from Network Rail’s marketing team: marketing@networkrail.co.uk

There are 4 sets of creatives and messages which might be surfaced during different dates:

‘Caring for Passengers’ messaging:

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‘Explainer’ messaging:

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‘Preparing the Railway for Summer’ messaging:

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‘Long Term Planning and Resilience’ messaging:

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Materials for ‘Caring for Passengers’ campaign:

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Materials for ‘Explainer’ campaign:

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Materials for ‘Preparing the Railway for Summer’ campaign:

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Materials for ‘Long Term Planning and Resilience’ campaign:

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Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025

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Dates

22 August 2025 - 27 September 2025

Locations

National

Audience

All passengers

Media channels

Stations
Social media

Key contacts

Grete Gogay – grete.gogay@networkrail.co.uk

These campaigns are no longer live or being promoted to public and passengers. However, if you would like to use these resources please ask permission from Network Rail’s marketing team: marketing@networkrail.co.uk

Women’s Euros Final 2025

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Dates

26 July 2025 - 27 July 2025

Locations

National

Audience

All passengers

Media channels

Stations
Social media

Key contacts

Grete Gogay – grete.gogay@networkrail.co.uk

Louise McGarrigle – Louise.McGarrigle@networkrail.co.uk

These campaigns are no longer live or being promoted to public and passengers. However, if you would like to use these resources please ask permission from Network Rail’s marketing team: marketing@networkrail.co.uk

There are 6 sets of creatives and messages which might be surfaced during different dates:

‘In-station and social media content plan’ messaging:

26 July 2025 - 29 July 2025

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‘Good luck Lionesses - live Saturday 26 July - Sunday 27 July until 18:50 (social / stations in England)’ messaging:

26 July 2025 - 27 July 2025

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‘"It's coming home" departure board - live Sunday 27 July. Only use if Lionesses win. To be used post-game, by X time (stations in England)’ messaging:

27 July 2025 - 27 July 2025

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‘Congratulations Lioness - live Sunday 27 July, post-game form 21:00 if Lionesses win (social / stations in England)’ messaging:

27 July 2025 - 27 July 2025

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‘"Ticket to ride" - live Sunday 27 July if Lionesses win (social)’ messaging:

27 July 2025 - 27 July 2025

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‘Victory parade plan ahead messaging - live Monday 28 - Tuesday 29 July if Lionesses win (social and all stations)’ messaging:

28 July 2025 - 29 July 2025

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Materials for ‘In-station and social media content plan’ campaign:

26 July 2025 - 29 July 2025

Materials for ‘Good luck Lionesses - live Saturday 26 July - Sunday 27 July until 18:50 (social / stations in England)’ campaign:

26 July 2025 - 27 July 2025

Materials for ‘"It's coming home" departure board - live Sunday 27 July. Only use if Lionesses win. To be used post-game, by X time (stations in England)’ campaign:

27 July 2025 - 27 July 2025

Materials for ‘Congratulations Lioness - live Sunday 27 July, post-game form 21:00 if Lionesses win (social / stations in England)’ campaign:

27 July 2025 - 27 July 2025

Materials for ‘"Ticket to ride" - live Sunday 27 July if Lionesses win (social)’ campaign:

27 July 2025 - 27 July 2025

Materials for ‘Victory parade plan ahead messaging - live Monday 28 - Tuesday 29 July if Lionesses win (social and all stations)’ campaign:

28 July 2025 - 29 July 2025

Hidden Heroes

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Dates

12 September 2024 -

Locations

National

Audience

All rail passengers
Internal

Media channels

Owned channels
Reading Lights billboard

Key contacts

Charlie Oven – Charlie.Oven@networkrail.co.uk

Louise McGarrigle – Louise.McGarrigle@networkrail.co.uk

Hidden Heroes is a Network Rail campaign highlighting the vital work our people do every day to keep the railway running. The campaign launches on Thursday 12 September and will run as
an evergreen campaign.

The railway is part of the fabric of our everyday lives and has been for generations. It provides essential services to society, underpinning economic growth. However, a recent survey revealed nearly half of respondents in Britain (42%) admit to having little or no understanding of rail workers’ responsibilities.
Hidden Heroes shines a light on the diverse roles on the network from Mobile Operations Managers, to Station Supervisors, Community Safety Managers and Maintenance Technicians – delivering a safe railway that people can rely on.

These campaigns are no longer live or being promoted to public and passengers. However, if you would like to use these resources please ask permission from Network Rail’s marketing team: marketing@networkrail.co.uk

Materials for ‘’ campaign:

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Full length films

Total: 349.36 MB

Cutdown films

Total: 524.75 MB

Facebook assets

Total: 526.53 MB

X (formerly Twitter) assets

Total: 528.07 MB

Instagram assets

Total: 531.49 MB

LinkedIn assets

Total: 532.44 MB

Website display

Total: 533.85 MB

Digital display

Total: 536.56 MB

Print posters

Total: 701.71 MB

Internal communications

Total: 724.26 MB

Editable artwork

Total: 740.22 MB

Campaign Communications Toolkit

Total: 745.90 MB

Care Campaign

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Dates

6 November 2023 -

Locations

Managed stations

Audience

All passengers

Media channels

OIS screens
Digital totems
Social media

Key contacts

grete.gogay@networkrail.co.uk

We want to show our passengers the big and small, everyday things we are doing to make them feel cared for. After listening to passengers, we’ve come up with messages and creative to use on OIS and totems in our stations, as well as on our social media channels.

You’re free to pick what other messaging to display on your screens – choosing what’s relevant for your station. We suggest you have 2 – 3 on display as our testing showed these work best for our passengers when displayed together. Feel free to change them when you like based on what works for your station.

For example, if your water fountain isn’t working, please don’t use the ‘feeling thirsty’ creative until it’s fixed or if you haven’t upgraded your lighting – don’t use the ‘new lighting’ creative.

These campaigns are no longer live or being promoted to public and passengers. However, if you would like to use these resources please ask permission from Network Rail’s marketing team: marketing@networkrail.co.uk

There are 6 sets of creatives and messages which might be surfaced during different dates:

‘Our stations have CCTV cameras which are monitored 24/7 to help keep you safe.’ messaging:

6 November 2023 -

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‘We’ve installed new lighting across our stations to make them brighter and safe.’ messaging:

6 November 2023 -

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‘Our staff are trained to to look after you.’ messaging:

6 November 2023 -

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‘You no longer need to spend a penny to access our toilets. All the toilets in our stations are free. ’ messaging:

6 November 2023 -

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‘Feeling thirsty? We’ve installed free water fountains at our stations. ’ messaging:

6 November 2023 -

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‘Suggested social post copy’ messaging:

6 November 2023 -

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Materials for ‘Our stations have CCTV cameras which are monitored 24/7 to help keep you safe.’ campaign:

6 November 2023 -

Materials for ‘We’ve installed new lighting across our stations to make them brighter and safe.’ campaign:

6 November 2023 -

Materials for ‘Our staff are trained to to look after you.’ campaign:

6 November 2023 -

Materials for ‘You no longer need to spend a penny to access our toilets. All the toilets in our stations are free. ’ campaign:

6 November 2023 -

Materials for ‘Feeling thirsty? We’ve installed free water fountains at our stations. ’ campaign:

6 November 2023 -

Materials for ‘Suggested social post copy’ campaign:

6 November 2023 -