Articles by Paul Clifton - Page 5

Great British Railways will need to focus on nationalised passenger services. Freight could lose out. Heads of the two largest companies talk to Paul Clifton.

South Western Railway has been advised to make safety improvements after two track workers were injured in a collision

Chiltern Railways and GWR both rain their first test trains along East West Rail on Monday October 21 between Oxford and Bletchley, with the Chiltern unit reaching Milton Keynes

South Western Railway is launching a campaign to recruit more female drivers.

Passengers from Gosport will have a one-off opportunity for a dedicated return train to London Waterloo.

The new terminal at Southampton docks - the UK's third-largest container port - has handed more than 55,000 containers in its first six months

With a new government, how can the case for electrification be made afresh? Money is tight but, unlike most infrastructure investment, there are quick wins.

Direct services between the cities of Bristol and Oxford have returned for the first time since 2003.

No trains will run through Westbury station in Wiltshire for almost a month.

For periods over the next four years, GWR trains will be unable to pass Old Oak Common, while a new station is built to connect the Great Western with HS2 services.