Articles by RAIL magazine - Page 13
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Features
How to grow off-peak leisure travel by rail
Non-commuter lines are experiencing an upswing in fortunes, but the UK lags behind mainland Europe when it comes to value for money and accessibility.
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News
HS2 rail workings in full swing at New Bilton
Rail traffic on the New Bilton branch from Rugby recommenced on August 1 2023, and there are now two trips daily, five days a week, from Willesden Euroterminal.
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News
12 Sarah Siddons receives repaint
Former Metropolitan Railway locomotive 12 Sarah Siddons has been repainted at Arlington Fleet Services.
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News
Derby to set out plans for rail campus
Details of the planned Rail Campus Derby will be revealed at an event in the city in October.
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Features
The Class 150 Sprinter 40 years on
40 years after the first Class 150 Sprinter appeared, nearly all survive in traffic with many derivatives also in use, reports Pip Dunn in part 1 of a series.
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News
Paul and Tracy reunited for Class 73 double-header
GB Railfreight used 73107 Tracy and 73119 Paul Taylor to take failed 66796 The Green Progressor from Tonbridge to Peterborough on July 30.
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News
Class 40 returns to Skegness and Class 45 back at York
July 27 was a busy day for main line-registered heritage diesels.
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News
GBRf adds hybrid Class 18s to shunter fleet
Four Class 18 Clayton-built hybrid+ low-emission shunters owned by Beacon Rail are being taken on by GB Railfreight.
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Opinion
Opinion: Restoring Your Railway and the value of rail reopenings
Rail restorations will continue to power economic regeneration, says our Industry Insider
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Features
How Ukraine's rail workers keep the trains running while under fire
Gary Essex reports on the courage and dedication shown by Ukraine’s railway workers, as they defy life-threatening conditions to keep the country’s rail network operational.