Articles by RAIL magazine - Page 92

Specialist divers are pouring underwater concrete to protect a pair of railway viaducts on the West Coast Main Line in Carlisle. 

Campaigners have urged a rail fares freeze, in response to the Department for Transport’s announcement

The RMT union has threatened strike action over what it has described as “potentially lethal” legionella bacteria found on Thameslink trains. 

Tom Allett has joined RAIL as Features Editor

The Railway Industry Association is urging the Government to prioritise new fleets of hydrogen trains in its efforts to create a ‘hydrogen economy’

Passengers on Great Western Railway trains to Bedwyn in Wiltshire have complained about continuing unacceptable service. 

A factory on the Isle of Grain has landed the contract to manufacture the 58,000 pre-cast concrete tunnel segments needed for HS2’s London tunnels.

Rail Minister Chris Heaton-Harris officially opened GB Railfreight’s new headquarters in Peterborough on August 11.

Reopening of the 18-mile Northumberland line to regular passenger trains has taken a major step forward

South Wales Metro’s new £100 million maintenance & control centre at Taffs Well is taking a big step forward with a start made on installing the rail connection