Articles by RAIL magazine - Page 2

The Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates, is expected to unveil an ambitious long-term vision for public transport in North Wales at Wales’ first ever Public Transport Summit later today (May 22).

Overhead line equipment on route between Wigan and Bolton is currently tested.

Rail Live returns to Long Marston Rail Innovation Centre next month.

Out of sight in the London clay, engineers have built a five-mile tunnel for HS2. Tom Edwards goes underground.

Emma Partlow, Director of Consumer Engagement and Policy for Transreport, explains how technology is transforming rail accessibility.

RAIL’s Mystery Shopper examines the pros and cons, the pitfalls and the plusses of taking a journey that sometimes involves more than just your intended train.

In the second of our series celebrating 200 years of the modern railway, Andy Wakeford, Fares Lead at the Rail Delivery Group, looks at train ticketing.

A look at how salvaging the railway‘s unwanted metal was essential to Britain’s war effort, and how the practice evolved into recycling.

A small project at Euston could lead to bigger things… and help to build a legacy. Tom Edwards reports.

To mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day, Richard Foster presents an overview of how the railway responded to the nation’s First and Second World Wartime needs.