Articles by Andy Roden - Page 3

"Now is a critical time for electrification," says group of bodies in letter to Grant Shapps

"A failure to build the new line will lead to hundreds more heavy goods vehicles on to the M6 every day," - rail freight's plea to Boris Johnson

While work is under way on strengthening the sea wall at Dawlish, the biggest part of Network Rail’s resilience project is yet to come. ANDREW RODEN reports

A new leak of the Oakervee Review into High Speed2 reputedly suggests that costs could rise to up to £106 billion but that the new railway should still go ahead

Former deputy chairman of the Oakervee Review into HS2 claims Parliament has been “seriously misled"

Coal volumes fall 69% in July-September 2019 (Q2), compared with same period in 2018, but other commodities grow.

Liberal Democrats vow to freeze fares for commuters and season ticket holders.

Labour Party re-confirms commitment to putting railways back into public ownership

Application made to reopen Portishead branch

Industry can embrace change and lead through challenges or watch from the sidelines warns RDG's Paul Plummer