News - Page 97
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Private research to give a boost to Borders campaign
The Campaign for Borders Rail is considering commissioning its own professional research
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RMT plans further weekend action on TPE services
The RMT union has announced a series of further strikes by conductor members working for TransPennine Express.
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Railway must respond to wider societal changes
Societal changes are as important to the future of the rail industry’s strategy as what it does to attract passengers back
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National Rail Awards 2022 - get your entries in now!
Entries for RAIL’s 2022 National Rail Awards judging season close on March 25, so get your entries in now!
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First Toyota cars arrive and depart by rail at Toton
DB Cargo UK and Groupe CAT have officially launched a new international car-carrying service for Toyota between the UK and France.
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Storms: Shapps says railway was “overly cautious”
Secretary of State for Transport Grant Shapps has expressed concern over the scale of cancelled trains during recent storms
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£70m upgrade for Newport-Ebbw Vale line
Network Rail has commenced work on a £70 million project to increase capacity on the line between Newport and Ebbw Vale.
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ScotRail U-turn on ticket office proposals
Plans to close three ticket offices in Scotland and to reduce opening hours at 117 others have been heavily scaled back, following widespread opposition.
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Go-Ahead counts the cost of Southeastern “errors”
The cost of the decision to strip Southeastern of its franchise has now risen to more than £80 million, Go-Ahead Group has revealed.
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Salisbury crash: slippery rails caused by autumn leaves
Slippery rails, resulting from autumn leaves on the line, has been identified as a cause of the collision between two trains near Salisbury last October
