Badgers, bees, a dormouse? The animals most likely to delay your train

The worst trespassers on UK rail
Who are the worst trespassers on UK rail? Network Rail

Who is the worst culprit when it comes to walking on the UK’s rails? According to Network Rail figures, animals trespassed hundreds of times last year in the Wales & Western region. Cats, foxes, and even a dormouse were among the offenders. But one particular species appears to be the most reckless when it comes to tiptoeing the tracks…

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Badgers, bees, a dormouse? The animals most likely to delay your train

Badgers, bees, a dormouse? The animals most likely to delay your train

The worst trespassers on UK rail
Who are the worst trespassers on UK rail? Network Rail

Who is the worst culprit when it comes to walking on the UK’s rails? According to Network Rail figures, animals trespassed hundreds of times last year in the Wales & Western region. Cats, foxes, and even a dormouse were among the offenders. But one particular species appears to be the most reckless when it comes to tiptoeing the tracks…

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