Articles by Paul Clifton - Page 6

Rail passengers will have the opportunity to travel from Oxford to Milton Keynes direct for the first time since the 1990s.

The railway on the Isle of Wight has reopened after a month-long closure.

Passengers using London’s Euston station are being put in danger by high levels of overcrowding, according to London TravelWatch.

Twenty-five years ago, two passenger trains collided at Ladbroke Grove. The consequences for rail safety are still being felt today, as Paul Clifton explains.

A freight service linking two of the largest container ports is to double to two trains a week.

‘Islands’ of third-rail electric power are being assessed for the West of England line between Basingstoke and Exeter.

Why should rail employers take on people from disadvantaged backgrounds? As well as the right thing, Paul Clifton learns that it’s essential for the future.

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

The Department for Transport has confirmed the end of proposals to reopen the Fawley branch alongside Southampton Water, also known as the Waterside Line.

Rail delays relating to weather are now the highest on record, according to Network Rail.