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HS2 tunnel boring machine completes five-mile journey under London
The first five miles of the 8.4-mile-long Northolt Tunnel have been dug
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Heidi Alexander: Can London success transfer to wider stage for new Transport Secretary?
A look back at Heidi Alexander's time in charge of transport in London
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Freightliner to repurpose coal wagons for sustainable freight
Freightliner, in collaboration with the UK’s only railway wagon manufacturer WH Davis and Porterbrook, is spearheading a sustainable initiative to repurpose a fleet of redundant coal wagons into modern aggregate box wagons.
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GB Railfreight agrees four-year extension to existing aggregates transport contract
GB Railfreight (GBRf) and Aggregate Industries have announced a four-year extension to their existing contract, solidifying their partnership in the movement of essential aggregate materials.
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Series of Scottish charters in 2025 announced after SRPS and Locomotive Services Limited team up
The joint venture has led to a number of diesel-hauled railtours being confirmed for 2025
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Network Rail Class 150 to be withdrawn and disposed of
The unit was built in the mid-1980s as a track monitoring unit
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December 2025 ECML timetable approved
Network Rail, Department for Transport and train operators have approved the East Coast main line timetable for 2025.
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'Endangerment on the railway' arrest made after Class 377 hits London Bridge buffers
British Transport Police and Rail Accident Investigation Branch investigating after incident last Friday
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Surrey railway line to close for six days after ground mini landslip at embankment
Sensors detected ground movement at the embankment near Guildford
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Eastern Rail Services planning two charter sets after spotting gap in market
ERS has been providing carriages to operators for non-passenger use, but now wants to start offering charter rakes
