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NATIONAL RAIL CONFERENCE EXCLUSIVE: Improving safety remains key priority - Haines
Deaths of two track workers in South Wales in July serve as “a tragic reminder” that the UK’s safety record is not yet good enough says NR's Chief Executive
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Burnham delivers rallying cry for local powers and funding
Mayor for Greater Manchester goes into detail regarding plans for GM Rail.
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Future secure for final main line Class 87
Class 86/1 and '87' bought by LSL for charter duties
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South Western Railway's £895 million Aventra unveiled - but entry delayed to 2020
Bombardier finally unveils the first Class 701 for SWR, but it won't enter traffic next month as planned.
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UK rail needs to retain a voice to influence the EU post-Brexit
“The industry needs to adapt to Brexit now...we need a plan for influencing Brussels during that transition" - UK Transport in Europe's Mark Watts
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Simpson fears threat to freight from potential for ‘bad devolution’
"The point is that there’s good and there’s bad devolution" - Maggie Simpson
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NATIONAL RAIL CONFERENCE EXCLUSIVE: "Embrace change or be mown down by it" - Plummer
RDG Chief Executive warns the industry must embrace the fight against climate change
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New rolling stock lowers the average age of UK train fleet
Introduction of IETs, Azumas and Mk 5s helps to reduce age of UK's train fleets
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Hull Trains prepares to introduce its five brand-new Hitachi bi-modes
Open access operator prepares to put brand-new £60 million fleet into traffic
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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.
