Articles by RailReview - Page 29

MICHAEL HOLDEN examines how the railways have developed in the past 20 years, and presents his blueprint for a revised organisational structure

Plans remain in place to electrify major sections of the UK rail network, but where will the power come from?

TERENCE WATSON introduces the RSG plan for unlocking the supply chain’s potential and its benefits for UK rail

High-speed rail offers plenty of potential for the premium freight market, with the loss of coal traffic offset by smaller volumes of higher-yielding deliveries

Local authorities are seeking greater powers to operate local transport, with greater alignment of services aiding cost efficiency and regeneration

Interview with DAVID BROWN on how Transport for the North will reshape how the railway is governed

A special report on HS1 Chief Executive Nicola Shaw, as she prepares to publish her full report on Network Rail‘s structure and financing

Nick Richardson, director of the Transport Planning Society, looks at how large sums are being spent to upgrade major stations

Driver Only Operation, and the resultant discord between management and staff, is the subject of Mystery Traveller Alex Warner’s column

John Nelson examines whether Transport for London should be taking an interest in train services that traverse the Greater London Authority boundary