Features - Page 4
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Features
NRA Medium Station of the Year 2024: University (Birmingham)
The 2024 award for Medium Station of the Year in the National Rail awards went to University (Birmingham), West Midlands Trains.
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NRA Small Station of the Year award 2024: Wemyss Bay (ScotRail)
Wemyss Bay (ScotRail) won the 2024 Small Station of the Year award in the National Rail Awards.
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NRA Outstanding Personal Contribution (Management) award winner 2024
Jack Roberts and Wayne Norbury, Project Managers for Network Rail, win to a standing ovation.
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NRA Outstanding Personal Contribution (Frontline) award: Jason Hart
The award for Outstanding Personal Contribution (Frontline) in the 2024 National Rail Awards went to Jason Hart, Wheel Lathe Supervisor, Siemens Mobility.
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NRA 2024 Outstanding Personal Contribution (Senior Management) winner
The winner of the Outstanding Personal Contribution (Senior Management)in the National Rail Awards 2024 was Tim Shoveller, CEO, Freightliner.
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Opinion
Comment: Do Labour's first few months signal a fresh start for rail?
Rail Review Editorial Board Chairman Sir Michael Holden assesses Labour's new track record in rail.
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Features
Scotland's secret nuclear Rustons near the end of the line
Ben Jones discovers two of Britain’s least-known locomotives, built in the 1950s for a pioneering nuclear power station and now quarantined awaiting disposal.
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Four decades of the Sprinters: the privatisation years
Following part one’s look at the Sprinter revolution BR implemented in the late 1980s, Pip Dunn turns to how the units are almost all still in traffic.
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Interview: Network Rail's Liz Baldwin on a new approach to renewals
Network Rail’s Southern Region is taking a new approach to renewals. Southern Integrated Delivery Programme Director explains the process to Richard Wilcock.
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The restoration of Camp Hill and its connections
Progress on three new stations in Birmingham and what it means for the wider Midlands Rail Hub ambitions.
