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GBRf livery for two Class 50s
Two Class 50 Alliance locomotives to form part of GB Railfreight's fleet
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NIC report urges Government to prioritise freight
Government should take a more active lead in supporting the growth of the freight sector says NIC
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Gospel Oak-Barking fleet plan remains unclear
With Class 710s not yet ready and Class 172s moving to the Midlands, a decision on introducing Class 378s on Gospel Oak-Barking will be made this week
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New trains promised, but many are already delayed
Of the 11 operators introducing new trains this year, six were due to put them into traffic last year.
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Focus on passenger services on trans-Pennine route
"All the proposals for freight and passengers exceed the amount of work we are able to do over the next five years" - Government
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Hydrogen-powered trains in the UK from 2021 says Alstom
Plans for Class 321s powered by hydrogen confirmed by Alstom and Eversholt Rail
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SWR ticket offices close for entire weeks
Shortage of staff prompts South Western Railway to close ticket offices for days
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EXCLUSIVE: Rail Operations seeks new sites to extend storage space
As much as 47 miles of storage space needed as 4,000 vehicle set for store.
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EXCLUSIVE: Faster rolling stock to shift logistics traffic onto rail
High speed logistics feature in Rail Operations (UK) Limited's plans
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Confusion over timing of Crossrail delay knowledge
"We’re still far from understanding who knew what and when" - London Assembly Transport Committee on Crossrail delays
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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.
