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First electric-powered train runs between Wigan and Bolton
First run is significant milestone in project to have electric traction on passenger services later this summer.
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Network Rail explains work done to fix almost daily Great Western Main Line failures
Network Rail tells RAIL about the first 12 months of Project Brunel.
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Full Island Line services resume after nine-month closure of pier
Ryde Pier had been closed to trains since September 2024.
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How Temple Mills report is an opening for Eurostar competition - but it's still not a foregone conclusion
Recent announcements on station and depot capacity in London could clear the way for new open access operators.
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Eurostar "not blocking access" after report says capacity exists at Temple Mills
Operator says its stance is ensuring rivals' train modifications are feasible and align with network requirements".
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New stations on Birmingham's Camp Hill line unlikely to open in 2025
Those behind the scheme were unable to confirm when passengers can use new stations.
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Explained: how station on Transpennine Route Upgrade will look after new platforms and line installed
First half of Yorkshire station's new island platform will be constructed over the Easter weekend.
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Decision on how to replace SWR's diesel units needed "within a year or two"
Replacement for Class 158s and '159s' could also affect future development of Salisbury station.
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Network Rail outlines when next Island Line closure for further renewal work will take place
The full route to Ryde Pier is set to reopen at the start of May.
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5 key takeaways from the Temple Mills capacity report as both sides claim it supports their view
The ORR-commissioned study has found there is some capacity at Eurostar's depot.
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No takers so first DB Cargo UK Class 67 goes for scrap
67003 has gone for scrap 26 years after arriving in the UK.
HS2 faces £100bn cost and delay until late-2030s, government told
EXCLUSIVE: Report from HS2 Ltd Chief Executive Mark Wild is part of his preliminary assessment of the project.
Signal theft discovered by staff when trying to clear line for freight train
Signaller discovered fault with missing signal arm confirmed by passing freight driver.
