Some of the trains will be switched from diesel to electric as part of the changes, TransPennine Express said.
The changes will see an increase of 1,300 more seats for passengers each day, the operator added.
Elsewhere, more evening services between Manchester and Oxenholme, calling at Bolton, Preston and Lancaster will also be introduced.
A new hourly service in Castleford, Normanton and Wakefield, connecting them to Manchester and York, is also planned.
David Hoggarth from Transport for the North said the restoration was a “positive step” after the “difficult decision” to cut services last year.
The body would continue to work operators to improve their reliability and “re-build confidence”, he added.
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