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Network 19 Apr
Nineteen tri-mode Flex Class 769s for GWR
Porterbrook to lease 19 tri-mode Class 769s to Great Western Railway from next year
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RAIL Features 18 Apr
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Class ‘66s’ ‘clickety-clicked’ for UK freight (the final locomotives arrive)
We delve into the archives to bring you a feature by RICHARD CLINNICK following the delivery of the final new-build Class 66s for the UK in 2016
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RAIL Features 18 Apr
FROM THE ARCHIVES: First Canadian Class 66 arrives in Britain!
Twenty years ago today, the first Class 66 arrived in the UK. We delve into the archives to celebrate its arrival.
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Network 18 Apr
New windscreens for Hitachi ‘385s’ to be fitted in Scotland
Class 385s to visit Springburn for windscreen modifications
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Galleries 18 Apr
IN PICTURES: Inside TransPennine Express' Mk 5As
RAIL takes a trip aboard the Mk 5As that enter traffic with TransPennine Express this Autumn
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Network 18 Apr
Autumn start for TPE’s new locomotive-hauled Mk 5A stock
TPE unveils its first rake of Mk 5A coaches at Velim
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Network 17 Apr
EXCLUSIVE: Network Rail tight-lipped over soaring cost of Devon stations
Costs soar for two Devon stations, but Network Rail remains tight-lipped over reasons why
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Network 17 Apr
ORR authorises Kenilworth opening
ORR approves Kenilworth station opening - STILL no opening date confirmed
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Network 16 Apr
Bombardier making progress on Greater Anglia Class 720 Aventras
More of Greater Anglia's 1,043 brand new coaches taking shape
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Fleet 16 Apr
GWR West of England Class 802s enter traffic from July 16
First of GWR's £497 million fleet of trains for West of England enters traffic in July
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Network 9 Apr
ScotRail's ‘385s’ face further delay as new windscreens to be fitted
New windscreens for ScotRail Class 385s, but no date for introduction yet
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Network 9 Apr
7,187 new coaches by 2021 - but up to 3,934 for scrap...some only three years old
Industry warns that vehicles ordered in recent years, and in traffic now, could be scrapped in near future
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RAIL Features 6 Apr
Kenilworth: a cautionary tale of rail expansion
A personal insight into the problems surrounding Kenilworth station, which is now more than 15 months late and over its original budget
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Network 5 Apr
Public objections prompt SWR rethink on timetable plans
SWR cust back plans for a radical shake-up of its timetable following widespread opposition
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Fleet 4 Apr
First bi-mode Class 800/2s arrive in UK
First two bi-mode Class 800/2s for VTEC arrive from Japan ahead of Azuma staff training
Top Story
Final Class 387 Electrostar rolls off production line
Bombardier completes final Electrostar completed at Derby Litchurch Lane.
Seven years ago and due to the success of the RAIL 100 Breakfast Club London, the first meeting of the RAIL 100 Breakfast Club Scotland took place. It has gone from strenghth to strength.
Membership includes 3 breakfast meetings in Glasgow and a dinner in Edinburgh.
