Articles by RAIL magazine - Page 70

Restoration work on the 183-year-old original station building at Birmingham Curzon Street has ground to a halt.

Train operators across Europe have issued more than 3.5 million free tickets to help those fleeing the conflict in Ukraine. 

Greater Manchester Metro Mayor Andy Burnham has accused the rail industry of “saving face before putting on services for the public”.

Two former London Underground carriages that ran on the Isle of Wight could be turned into a cafe and museum. 

HS2 Ltd has announced Canterbury Road Vent Shaft in South Kilburn as its first completely diesel-free site. 

Night Tube services resumed on London Underground’s Jubilee Line on Friday and Saturday nights from May 20. 

The familiar road sign depicting a steam train looks set to be removed at private crossings in favour of displaying modern trains.

The Rail Accident Investigation Branch has launched an investigation into why a Lumo Class 803 crossed over points on the East Coast Main Line

Direct passenger services from Birmingham New Street are set to be operated into Rail Live 2022’s dedicated private platform at the Long Marston

The Bank branch of London Underground’s Northern Line was officially reopened by London Mayor Sadiq Khan on May 16.