Articles by Richard Clinnick - Page 168

RICHARD CLINNICK visits Laira depot to discover how rolling stock is maintained despite the Dawlish Sea Wall collapse

RICHARD CLINNICK discusses progress on the £6 billion Thameslink scheme with FCC's JONATHAN BRIDGEWOOD

The Sea wall has been breached by storms. RICHARD CLINNICK examines what happens now.

RICHARD CLINNICK reports from Brush Traction, Loughborough on the GB Railfreight projeect to re-engineer Class 73s

Ferocious storms punched an 80-metre hole in the Sea Wall at Dawlish on February 4, cutting off much of Devon and Cornwall from the national rail network

Politicians are urging the Government to invest in the railway in the South West.

Calls have been made to re-open an alternative rail route through Devon that could act as a diversionary line if the main Sea Wall line is blocked

Passengers on First Great Western’s network suffered more misery at the hands of Mother Nature on February 11, after flooding caused severe delays

An independent Scotland will have high-speed rail as a key priority, according to the Scottish National Party

Twenty-one brand new Class 66/7s have been ordered by GB Railfreight, with delivery beginning in July