Articles by Paul Stephen
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Network
Essential action points for rail’s evolution
PAUL STEPHEN examines the key lessons and action points to emerge from RAIL’s recent webinar series
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Network
Pace of change a key factor for fares and ticketing reform
“Great British Railways must be bold and ruthless, with a new fares and ticketing system that works for the passenger and sells.”
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Network
A “national mission” to get more people to choose rail
Encouraging more travellers to choose rail should be a “national mission” that harnesses the collective power, skill and innovation within the industry.
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Network
TfL reveals first of new B23s for Docklands Light Railway
The first of 54 new trains for the Docklands Light Railway has been officially unveiled.
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Network
Division over 5.9% increase in regulated rail fares
Regulated rail fares in England will rise by 5.9% from March 5, the Government has confirmed.
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Network
TfW poised to take over Barry railway depot
The sale to Transport for Wales of a disused railway depot in Barry is expected to be completed by the end of March.
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Network
First Toyota cars arrive and depart by rail at Toton
DB Cargo UK and Groupe CAT have officially launched a new international car-carrying service for Toyota between the UK and France.
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Network
£70m upgrade for Newport-Ebbw Vale line
Network Rail has commenced work on a £70 million project to increase capacity on the line between Newport and Ebbw Vale.
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Network
Go-Ahead counts the cost of Southeastern “errors”
The cost of the decision to strip Southeastern of its franchise has now risen to more than £80 million, Go-Ahead Group has revealed.
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Network
Midland Metro’s eastward extension plans placed on hold
Plans for a £700 million eastward extension of the Midland Metro from Birmingham city centre towards Solihull have been delayed.