Articles by RAIL magazine - Page 19

The government is providing £3.5 million each to Eurotunnel at Folkestone and Eurostar at St Pancras, to prepare for the EU’s new digital Entry/Exit System which is due to start on November 10.

How will the unions work with the new government and a future Great British Railways? Joe Campbell reports.

Network Rail has launched a publicity campaign ahead of the autumn leaf-clearing season, inviting people to think up a name for one of its ‘leafbuster’ trains.

Our anonymous industry insider asks whether the new organisation will be a regional or business-led structure.

Paul Bigland heads to Buckinghamshire, to view progress on HS2’s Thame Valley viaduct.

In the first of a two-part feature, David Clough samples the night and day ‘Riviera’ services to and from the South West, starting with an overnight journey.

Can the latest strategic report, the Rail and Urban Transport Review chaired by former Siemens UK head Juergen Maier, deliver a successful long-term strategy?

HS2 Ltd says estimates of the cost of redesigns to its future trains are incorrect.

The Department for Transport looks set to approve the transfer of the Angel Trains Class 175 fleet for use by Great Western Railway.

Driver-only operated trains in some areas will be able to automatically warn passengers of disruption from next spring in an effort to cut incidents where passengers self-evacuate from trains.