Articles by Paul Clifton - Page 4

In September, the government said Great British Railways would be established in ‘shadow’ form. Paul Clifton finds out what the industry thinks of it so far

Great Western Railway has regularly had to cancel long-distance Sunday services

The fleet was officially launched into traffic at London Waterloo by former England cricketer Stuart Broad

The Island Line closed in September for a month, but the pier remains shut while parts of the metal structure are replaced

Network Rail is changing the way Euston operates. Paul Clifton finds out whether it is working.

The Office of National Statistics has published figures that show how train fares have compared to other modes of transport

SWR has fitted new sanding equipment, developed by Siemens and funded by Network Rail, to all 39 of its Class 158 and 159 DMUs

One of the UK's largest port operators says it's scheme to make rail travel to distribution hubs more viable has taken thousands of lorries off congested roads

The Swanage Railway has been a given a grant to trial WiFi on its services and at stations

Survivors of the worst UK rail crash of the 21st century will gather this evening to mark the twentieth anniversary of the incident at Ufton Nervet in Berkshire. Here they talk to Paul Clifton, who reported from the site in 2004 and throughout the subsequent inquest.