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New app to guide blind and partially sighted passengers around stations is launched across GTR
A new app helping blind and partially sighted customers find their way around Gatwick Express, Great Northern, Southern and Thameslink stations is launched
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London Underground staff to strike as ASLEF and RMT announce industrial action
ASLEF and RMT staff working on the Tube will strike next month in a row over pay.
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Northern saves fuel by changing the way trains are driven
Northern Trains has been working with data scientists to save thousands of litres of diesel fuel a year by changing the way trains are driven.
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Bristol to Oxford trains return after 20-year absence
Direct services between the cities of Bristol and Oxford have returned for the first time since 2003.
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Exhibition on Shinkansen at 60
A Japanese bullet train nose cone has gone on display in London, to mark 60 years since the first-generation Shinkansen entered service.
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Northern stops railcard prosecutions
Northern Trains is halting all current cases of passengers prosecuted for using 16-25 Railcards to claim discounts at the wrong time of day.
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Business leaders back "HS2 Lite" proposal
More than 20 business leaders across the North-West have called on the chancellor, Rachel Reeves to announce support for its “HS2 Lite” scheme that was recently proposed by both the mayors of Greater Manchester and the West Midlands, Andy Burnham and Richard Parker.
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Demand for Irish rail freight increases
Iarnród Éireann (IÉ) has introduced two new rail freight services between Dublin Port and Ballina, operated by International Warehousing and Transport (IWT).
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Gemini completes GWR Turbo fleet interior overhaul
Gemini Rail Services handed over 166220 to Great Western Railway on September 10.
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West Midlands bids farewell to its ‘workhorse’ Class 323s
After 30 years of service, the last of the West Midlands Class 323 electric multiple units (EMUs) ran on Birmingham’s busy Cross-City Line.
