LNER and the National Railway Museum focus on the future of rail in the next 200 years

LNER and the National Railway Museum are asking young people to share their ideas of what the next 200 years of rail could look like.

Children can design a potential rail uniform for the future and share their ideas of what a train could look like in the years to come.

Youngsters up to the age of 11 are being asked to share their ideas of what kinds of uniforms people that work on the railway could be wearing in the future, both for current roles and any new jobs that may be created as a result of innovations within the industry.

Railway 200 is a year-long nationwide campaign to celebrate railway history and inspire a new generation of talent to choose a career in rail.

Linda Wain, Engineering Director at LNER, said: "At LNER we are always looking towards the future, exploring how our trains can be more sustainable and how we can continually improve journeys for our customers.

The competition will run until Friday 13 December 2024, when a panel of judges from LNER and the National Rail Museum will choose the winners. Important information on how to enter and tips can be found