Articles by RAIL magazine - Page 14

The first three Class 350/2s run by London Northwestern Railway have been returned to Porterbrook

Network Rail’s Project Brunel should improve performance on the Wales and Western Region. How have the first six months gone? Tom Edwards find out.

Officials at the South Yorkshire Mayor’s office are “still looking at what the Budget announcement means for Supertram”, after Chancellor Rachel Reeves allocated money to renew the network.

Green MSPs have vowed to press the SNP government to reverse its decision to bring back peak rail fares.

Avanti West Coast put its first Class 807 Evero unit into service last month, so Pip Dunn went along to get a first impression

Part two of Paul Bigland’s All-Line Rover trip takes him on trains battered by the elements… and teenage passengers

The Class 40 Preservation Society has had to temporarily suspend main line running, owing to issues with D345 and the resignation of its chief engineer.

Transport for London has long wanted to take over more of the capital’s suburban rail network, but how would that fit in with central rail policy? By Tom Edwards

From Transport Focus’s perspective, the key to GBR success will ensuring the customer is at the heart of GBR and its decisions, says Alex Robertson.

Chris Howe reports on progress with two key structures in Buckinghamshire.