Christian Wolmar - Page 4

Christian Wolmar reflects on the point of some remoter stations if the service is so infrequent.

Labour's nationalisation plan is driven by ideology, says Christian Wolmar, and it's unclear if and when it will solve the industry's problems.

Christian Wolmar on the hard facts of renationalisation.

Adverse publicity for Labour and the union could easily have been avoided with better coordination, says Christian Wolmar.

The last government should never have scrapped wifi for passengers and Labour should restore it, says Christian Wolmar.

‘Reversing Beeching’ was precisely the sort of gimmicky performative government style that helped discredit the Conservative brand, says Christian Wolmar.

The vulnerability of the railways has been highlighted in the past couple of weeks by two very separate events.

Christian Wolmar on Labour's first frantic weeks in office and why the new government isn't hanging around when it comes to rail reform.

“Hendy will now have to demonstrate every facet of those political skills that enabled him to shift seamlessly from Livingstone to Johnson”

What now? Despite the length of the hustings, none of the questions about the future of the rail industry have been answered