Opinion - Page 5
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Can public-private partnerships be made to deliver?
Philip Haigh examines what is needed for investment from both the public and private sectors to aid railway growth.
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RAIL comment: Labour’s blueprint for rail
Can the latest strategic report, the Rail and Urban Transport Review chaired by former Siemens UK head Juergen Maier, deliver a successful long-term strategy?
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Upturn in TPE’s fortunes is a good advertisement for public ownership
Christian Wolmar on the hard facts of renationalisation.
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Good luck to all our nominees in tonight's National Rail Awards!
Tonight is on the best night of the year for those who love to celebrate the best in the industry, says RAIL editor Dickon Ross, and it starts in a few hours.
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Opinion: Poor timing from ASLEF
Adverse publicity for Labour and the union could easily have been avoided with better coordination, says Christian Wolmar.
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Analysis: will nationalisation best serve rail passengers?
Nationalisation is Labour’s special word for change in the way Britain’s railways are run, but what will it really mean? Howard Johnston investigates.
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Opinion: Train drivers' pay and impediments to recovery
Outdated working practices remain in train driver pay offer, says our Industry Insider.
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Analysis: Ireland's All-Island Strategic Rail Review
Ireland’s All-Island Strategic Rail Review has ambitious designs to transform and develop the countries’ rail network. Philip Haigh examines the facts and figures.
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Opinion: Who will pay for the drivers' pay deal?
The government is walking a financial tightrope, says Howard Johnston.
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RAIL opinion: Aim high for leisure travel
Rail should be our first choice, but our faith must be restored.
