Infrastructure - Page 5
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Electrification
Plugging the skills gap for generations
The National Skills Academy for Railway Engineering (NSARE) is leading the way in recruiting a new generation of railway engineers.
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Electrification
Electrification apprentices: engineers for the future
Network Rail’s apprenticeships develop the electrification engineers of the future, as PAUL PRENTICE discovers.
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Firms take stock of the market
The gathering pace of electrification is attracting foreign train manufacturers to eye up the UK market - even if that means they must proceed with caution
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Stations
Inside Three Bridges
Siemens is close to completing its Class 700 maintenance depot at Three Bridges. RICHARD CLINNICK visits the site to examine the work that is taking place
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Stations
Wonderful Waverley
Much of the work to transform Edinburgh Waverley station is now complete. PAUL PRENTICE details the work that has been done so far, and what happens next
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Stations
Coming soon…to a Tube station near you?
Manufacturing companies are already discussing their plans for the New Tube For London deal that will bring air-conditioned trains to the Deep Tube
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Stations
It will be all right on the nightshift
RICHARD CLINNICK meets members of the nightshift team who service trains for four different operators
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Stations
Sign on for the Neville Hill nightshift
RICHARD CLINNICK spends the night at the busy Leeds depot, and discovers a hive of activity as trains are maintained and prepared
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Electrification
Make haste at Hastings
All parties are agreed that better connectivity from Hastings to London via High Speed 1 is a sound idea. But when will it happen and is it even a done deal?
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Stations
Hay big spenders!
RICHARD CLINNICK reports on the newly transformed Edinburgh Haymarket, which has earned the station one of the top accolades at RAIL’s National Rail Awards