Insight - Page 10
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Action stations: hubs to drive local growth
ANTHONY LAMBERT examines what Britain can learn from operators around the world when planning and developing stations.
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Should the regulator's role be redefined?
Following the reclassification of Network Rail, IAN TUCKER, Senior Associate-Transport Sector at Burges Salmon, looks at the future of rail regulation in the UK
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Climate change and the railway's predicament
The Dover sea wall…Harbury cutting…the landslip at Wrecclesham: are these examples of climate change challenging the railway?
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Let there be light? Or will heavy rail prevail?
Modern UK light rail has suffered from a series of false dawns, with costs and culture often blocking attempts to introduce new systems in our cities.
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Hendy Review
Reader's responses to Peter Hendy's exclusive interview in RailReview Q4-2015 (December 2015)
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Which way now? Our railway at a crossroads
MICHAEL HOLDEN examines how the railways have developed in the past 20 years, and presents his blueprint for a revised organisational structure
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We’re still waiting for the electrification spark
Plans remain in place to electrify major sections of the UK rail network, but where will the power come from?
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A strategy for UK growth and global participation
TERENCE WATSON introduces the RSG plan for unlocking the supply chain’s potential and its benefits for UK rail
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‘Premium’ traffic could help freight prosper
High-speed rail offers plenty of potential for the premium freight market, with the loss of coal traffic offset by smaller volumes of higher-yielding deliveries
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Devolution: the key to railway development?
Local authorities are seeking greater powers to operate local transport, with greater alignment of services aiding cost efficiency and regeneration