Articles by Richard Clinnick - Page 122

Arriva has won the London Overground (LO) concession and will begin operating it from November.

More than 70% of the rail industry’s £13.5 billion income in 2014-2015 came from passengers. This has increased by 5%. Passengers supply £8.8bn of the funding.

Thirty-five jobs will be created at a new customer contact centre at Basingstoke that will be operated by South West Trains (SWT).

Proposals for a new station building at Acton Main Line have been submitted by Network Rail for Ealing Council to approve.

Train operators must start a national campaign to increase awareness of compensation for delayed services, says the Office of Rail and Road (ORR).

Crossrail 2 is receiving £80 million for full technical development by Transport for London (TfL) and Network Rail (NR).

As the final Class 66s for the UK are delivered, former EWS Chief Executive ED BURKHARDT gives RICHARD CLINNICK his views on the locomotives

Network Rail is about to start remodelling Glasgow Queen Street station, to accommodate electrification and improve the station’s appearance

Building more tracks on the West Anglia Main Line would bring new jobs and homes to boost economic growth between London, Cambridge and Stansted Airport

Growth created by Crossrail 2 will more than pay for the scheme, according to London Mayor Boris Johnson