Articles by RAIL magazine - Page 89
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Harrison takes up position at DfT
Trudy Harrison, MP for Copeland, has been appointed Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Department for Transport.
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RIA: UK rail can be “economic powerhouse”
The rail industry generated some £43 billion worth of Gross Value Added (GVA) to the economy and supported 710,000 jobs in the UK in 2019.
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Rail Wellbeing returns to your screens
Rail Wellbeing Live (RWL) will return in a virtual format on November 17-18.
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RSSB develops wellbeing index
Rail companies will be better able to understand how their staff are faring in their jobs, thanks to a new measurement device
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SWR targets November 1 for Island Line restart
South Western Railway has announced that, subject to a final round of safety tests, the Island Line will reopen on November 1
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Greater Anglia and WMT sign new contracts
Abellio-owned Greater Anglia and West Midlands Trains have become the latest operators to agree new National Rail Contracts with the Department for Transport
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High Street suffering from absence of commuters
Thousands of shops located near to city centre stations could close if they permanently lose the £30 billion per year that commuters spend
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TPE ‘185s’ to get reliability upgrade
TPE’s 51-strong fleet of Class 185 diesel multiple units is to receive a technology upgrade to enable faults to be more easily discovered and rectified.
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Washwood Heath: three shortlisted
Three companies have been shortlisted to construct HS2’s new rolling stock maintenance and control centre at Washwood Heath, Birmingham.
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More Leeds track issues resolved
Track layout design shortcomings at Leeds station that were not sorted out during its multi-million-pound rebuilding in 1999-2002 are being resolved this month.