Network
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Passenger numbers rise in second quarter
Passenger numbers boosted by upturn in London and South East sector, but Long Distance and Regional figures drop
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Network
ScotRail introduces EMUs onto newly-wired Central Belt routes
Electric trains start serving Alloa, Dunblane and Stirling as ScotRail brings more Class 385s into traffic
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Strong public support for Heathrow Western link
72% of respondents agreed with plans for link to UK's largest airport
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Fewer passengers using Britain’s busiest stations
Three busiest stations in Britain record fall in passenger numbers
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Greater Anglia fits wheel slide protection to ‘153s’
Industry first for Greater Anglia's Class 153 DMU fleet
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Released papers reveal Crossrail delay concerns in July
Released papers show then-chairman Sir Terry Morgan raised concerns about the opening of Crossrail's central section with TfL and Sadiq Khan in July
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TfL sets out five-year business plan
Delays to Crossrail and lower demand for transport means TfL expects to break even a year later than planned.
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£1.4 billion funding for Crossrail as opening delayed again
Crossrail delayed with no new opening date given.
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RAIL Features
Is there a way to break the DOO stalemate?
PAUL STEPHEN asks if the industry is any closer to reaching a lasting resolution
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Network
Government launches Rail Sector deal
Doubling exports by 2025 and reducing cost of digital signalling part of Government's Rail Sector Deal
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Caledonian Sleeper website launched
Sleeper.scot allows passengers to book tickets up to a year in advance
First IEP train leaves Japan for UK
The first completed Class 800 IEP train has left Japan by boat and is on the way to the UK.
