Articles by Richard Clinnick - Page 100

Initial investigation shows tram that crashed killing seven people was more than three times over speed limit

The sale of GB Railfreight has been completed.

On 11 November, Armistice Day, Freightliner 66418 named Patriot in honour of railway workers who lost their lives in World War 1.

Stored Class 442s could yet have a future, with their owner Angel Trains telling RAIL it is planning a refurbishment programme.

Cascaded HSTs are still expected to enter traffic with ScotRail from spring 2018, despite concerns over GWML electrification.

Launching the new Anglia franchise on October 17, Greater Anglia Managing Director Jamie Burles speaks a huge weight of responsibility to “get it right”.

Bidders for the West Midlands franchise will be able to remove seats from trains providing they meet certain criteria.

An irrevocable offer had been submitted by EQT Infrastructure II to buy GB Railfreight from Groupe Eurotunnel SE.

Devolving inner-suburban services to TfL would deliver the equivalent of £4.30 for every £1 spent says business case submitted by Sadiq Khan.

Brodie returns a Class 156 to traffic after it was badly damaged by floods. It's first '156' owned by a company other than Porterbrook or Angel Trains.