Articles by RAIL magazine - Page 7
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Operations
Not your average station: Birmingham University's new rail link
Peter Plisner learns about the problems faced - and overcome - in the construction of this new station serving the campus.
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Network
From Monday: Chester - Liverpool services will double
Transport for Wales to reintroduce hourly services following roll-out of new stock.
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Freight
Rail freight’s potential for Scotland
Maggie Simpson OBE: 'Despite route capacity, policy and infrastructure pressures, rail's case is strong if the Scottish economy is to adapt to new markets.'
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Network
Rail maintenance cuts 'jeopardising safety', says RMT
RMT declares 'day of action' to fight cuts to railway maintenance, infrastructure and renewals work.
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Opinion
LNER: Why we're reforming our fares
David Flesher, Commercial Director at LNER explains the reasoning behind its 'Simpler Fares' scheme, which some critics fear will push prices higher.
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People
Rise in rail recruitment sees specialist expand into new premises
Outgrowing three offices in two years, Coleman James opens new Doncaster office, placing it 'at heart of Doncaster’s historic rail sector'.
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Performance
Exclusive: Industry collaboration is vital to meet Net Zero deadline
"There's now massive appetite for sustainability, but we've got to work together, or we can't do this," says Govia Thameslink's Jason Brooker.
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Network
How HS2 is boosting SMEs, with 2024 procurements over £1bn
Cash injections a 'welcome boost' for construction companies nationwide against backdrop of rising inflation and supply chain pressures.
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Network
North needs 'long-term rail funding commitment' say local leaders
A ‘one size fits all’ for investment appraisal is holding back the region say local leaders during Annual Conference in Liverpool.
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People
Apprenticeship scheme plans to fill skills gap in rail industry
Network Rail partners with college to train next generation of multi-disciplinary project managers through bespoke programme.