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“Doing nothing is not an option” – Report into Midlands North West rail link released
A new report has outlined a plan to create a high-speed rail link between the Midlands and the North of England, aiming to address the region's growing capacity constraints.
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Opinion
Upturn in TPE’s fortunes is a good advertisement for public ownership
Christian Wolmar on the hard facts of renationalisation.
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News
Ex-Transport for Wales Class 175s heading to Great Western Railway?
The Department for Transport looks set to approve the transfer of the Angel Trains Class 175 fleet for use by Great Western Railway.
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Disruption updates to be broadcast on affected trains
Driver-only operated trains in some areas will be able to automatically warn passengers of disruption from next spring in an effort to cut incidents where passengers self-evacuate from trains.
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National Rail Awards 2024: the results (more pictures added)
Full results from RAIL’s 2024 National Rail Awards, Britain’s biggest and most respected rail awards which recognise and reward people, companies and initiatives that demonstrate innovation and excellence.
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Industry gearing up for this year's National Rail Awards
Tonight is the night. This year’s “Railway Oscars” are due to take place this evening. This year’s event promises to be bigger than ever, with 1,100 people ready to descend on the Grosvenor House Hotel in Central London.
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New rail station plans approved in Glasgow
A new railway station is set to be built in Barrhead, Glasgow following the approval of £18.3 million in funding from the Glasgow City Region City Deal.
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Merseyrail offers a swansong tour for Class 507s
Merseyrail and the Branch Line Society have announced ‘The Wirral Swansong’ charter as a farewell to the Class 507 electric multiple units.
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TfW chooses Hitachi to unify public transport booking in Wales
Transport for Wales (TfW) has selected Hitachi to help connect public transport journeys within Wales through a single app, making it easier for customers to plan, book and pay for different modes of travel.
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TfL invites manufacturers to bid for new tram fleet
Transport for London (TfL) has launched a search for a manufacturer to design and build a new fleet of trams to replace the oldest vehicles currently operating on the London Trams network.
