MPs from Devon and Somerset are advocating for the reopening of Wellington and Cullompton train stations, which were closed in the 1960s, to enhance transport links along the Great Western Mainline. Following a meeting with the Minister for Rail, local MPs expressed optimism about the project's future, despite the Transport Secretary's previous review of rail projects that left many communities disappointed. Meanwhile, MPs from East Anglia are urging the government to prioritize improvements to the Ely and Haughley rail junctions, arguing that these upgrades are vital for economic growth and environmental benefits. They emphasized that enhancing these junctions would facilitate increased freight and passenger services, thereby supporting the region's economic development and net-zero goals. With the government previously confirming funding for these initiatives, MPs are pushing for expedited action to realize these projects. Both sets of MPs highlight that timely investment in rail infrastructure is essential for unlocking regional and national economic potential.