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Northern voices fears over increased incidents of bricks thrown at trains
More than 40 bricks, stones and rocks have been thrown at Northern trains from bridges and embankments over the last year.
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AWC reintroduces 70 services to busiest routes
An extra 70 services a week on its busiest route between London and Manchester, is the first stage of a recovery plan by Avanti West Coast (AWC)
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Labour resolves to put rail “in the hands of the public”
Labour has re-affirmed its commitment to public ownership of passenger rail services, following confusion over the party’s policy earlier in the summer.
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Plans to take passengers to Redmire
A fundraising appeal has been launched to restore passenger services on the westernmost section of the Wensleydale Railway to Redmire.
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London Transport Commissioner Byford to return to America
London’s transport commissioner, Andy Byford, is to step down at the end of October.
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Siemens acclaims hydrogen’s net zero potential for the UK
Siemens has hailed hydrogen power as having “huge potential” to help decarbonise UK railways and meet the country’s net zero deadline.
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New smartcards for Bristol area
Great Western Railway’s new pay-as-you-go smartcard tickets launched across the Bristol area
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Fares and ticketing launch RAIL’s new webinar series
RAIL is launching a new three-part webinar series, commencing on October 25.
