Articles by RAIL magazine
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Features
Nuneaton 1975: lessons from overspeeds
Greg Morse on the incident at Nuneaton in June 1975 that claimed the lives of six people, and how the industry continues to focus on preventing any repeat.
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Features
Interview: “The railway is an essential public service” - Ben Plowden
As Ben Plowden takes over as Chief Executive Officer at the Campaign for Better Transport, Anthony Lambert talks with him about his rail reform priorities.
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Opinion
Rail safety needs better change management
Ian Prosser, former HM Chief Inspector of Railways and Director of Railway Safety at the ORR, on the need for better change management on the railway.
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News
Fire at substation blamed for Transport for London power outage
Several routes on the London Underground were affected, as well as Overground services.
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Features
How to save a piece of history from the scrapyard
Preserving the past takes passion and perseverance. Chris Howe reports on the successful effort to find a home for a discarded Merseyrail Class 57 electric unit
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News
Welsh Government unveils Network North Wales plans including new services
The Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates, is expected to unveil an ambitious long-term vision for public transport in North Wales at Wales’ first ever Public Transport Summit later today (May 22).
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News
Northern adjusts Greater Manchester service ahead of electrification completion
Overhead line equipment on route between Wigan and Bolton is currently tested.
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News
Rail Live: Some of the exhibits from Network Rail and others that you can see this year
Rail Live returns to Long Marston Rail Innovation Centre next month.
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Features
HS2 tunnelling: a boring job - but exciting!
Out of sight in the London clay, engineers have built a five-mile tunnel for HS2. Tom Edwards goes underground.
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Opinion
Guest Comment:
Emma Partlow, Director of Consumer Engagement and Policy for Transreport, explains how technology is transforming rail accessibility.