Worst rail companies to be named and shamed: Passengers shown how often trains axed or delayed at stations for first time

Poorly performing rail companies are set to be exposed to the public as passengers can now see how often trains are cancelled and delayed at individual stations. For the first time ever, commuters in England will be presented performance data produced by regulator the Office of Rail and Road at more than 1,700 stations. For the first time ever, commuters will be presented performance data produced by regulator the Office of Rail and Road at more than 1,700 stations Train reliability across Britain is at a record low, with the equivalent of more than one in 25 services cancelled in the year to February 1 'Through fundamental rail reform, we're sweeping away decades of dysfunctionality - putting passengers first, driving growth through connectivity as part of this Government's Plan for Change.' Analysis found Ealing Broadway was the major station with the worst reliability of services in the four weeks to February 1 Elizabeth line stations make up seven of the 10 worst for cancellations, including Bond Street, Farringdon and Paddington It was scheduled to have just 92 services during the period.