Articles by Paul Clifton - Page 11

Train operator Southeastern has lost its franchise after failing to declare more than £25 million of taxpayer funding, according to the Department for Transport

Network Rail is shifting a major engineering blockade to account for changing travel patterns since the pandemic.

The team charged with establishing the new Great British Railways is submitting advice to Government before the summer recess

Sixty-eight years after he started working at London Waterloo station, the man thought to be Britain’s longest-serving railway worker has retired.

Nearly half the money spent on rail infrastructure is used inefficiently, claims National Skills Academy for Rail (NSAR) Chief Executive Neil Robertson.

Isle of Wight bids farewell to the 1938-Stock

More delays for South Western Railway's Class 701 fleet

First of five Class 484s delivered to Isle of Wight

"Thirty-year rolling stock strategy would create a market place for whole supply chain" - Porterbrook Chief Executive Mary Grant

Funding deal for Transport for London agreed with 14 minutes to spare