Articles by RAIL magazine - Page 115
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RAIL Features
What if these lost lines hadn’t closed at all?
Which railway lines might benefit society today if they had never been closed? PIP DUNN presents a personal selection of lost lines
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RAIL Features
Victoria: the rebirth of a railway station
Manchester Victoria has gone from being a run-down and inefficient transport hub to a paragon of progress and great design. ANDY COWARD reports
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RAIL Features
After 15 years of stagnation… Wales expects
As Arriva’s 15-year franchise nears its end, the Welsh Government will pick the winning bid and lay down conditions for the new operator. ANDREW MOURANT reports
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RAIL Features
Next stop for Metrolink
In the final part of his series on Manchester’s railways, ANDY COWARD charts the progress of the UK’s largest tramway as it prepares its 25th anniversary
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Network
Old proposals… new leads!
With proposals for a tram-train now defunct, will new stations be the solution to capacity problems in Leeds? ANDREW MOURANT reports
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Network
VIDEO: Ordsall Chord network arch secured into position
To mark the £85 million construction of Manchester’s Ordsall Chord reaching a key milestone, Network Rail has released a time lapse video.
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PICTURES: Grayrigg remembered
15/02/2017To mark the anniversary, RAIL presents a series of images taken in the immediate aftermath of the Grayrigg crash
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RAIL Features
Grayrigg… ten years on
Greg Morse recalls Britain’s last train accident that resulted in a passenger fatality, and considers the issue of corporate learning within the rail industry
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Reference
Everything we hear about rail fares is probably wrong...
Analysis - Fares Special by John Band