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RIA: advance wiring schemes to ensure skills retention

Electrification schemes need to be brought forward so that the industry doesn't lose the required skills says RIA

Bombardier and CAF suspend train production, while Hitachi reduces workload

Derby and Newport stop assembly, Hitachi reduces Newton Aycliffe output but maintenance carries on at various depots

Rail Operations Group ‘47’ modified for haulage work

ROG expands operational capability with modified Class 47 fleet

EXCLUSIVE: How CAF is transforming UK rail

London Assembly urges Thameslink services to be added to Tube map

Adding Thameslink to the TfL Tube map would help passengers with accessibility issues says London Assembly

Government looks to bi-mode to fortify rail freight

Government suggests bi-mode traction is the future for rail freight industry

GB Rail: Labour’s blueprint for a publicly owned railway

Privatisation as we've known it is over - Labour

Direct Award franchise extensions for Southeastern and GWR

Direct Awards for Great Western Railway and Southeastern

Hull Trains temporarily suspends operations

“We have explored every avenue to try and keep trains running, but sadly it is not currently financially viable to run our services" - Hull Trains MD

EXCLUSIVE: Angel Trains hints at plan to scrap High Speed Trains

Almost 200 HST Mk 3s and 20 power cars set for scrap