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Freight operators urge a fairer deal
Plans to introduce a national rail freight growth target could be heavily undermined
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Operator of Last Report reveals TPE plans
“This industry has really quite gone to sleep in the last two or three years. It has lost its place in the sun. We need to push to think differently.”
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Final stage of Barmouth Bridge upgrade
Network Rail has commenced the final stage of the refurbishment of Barmouth Viaduc
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Why business travel needs to go green… by rail
BRETT RING, VP of Commercial at SilverRail, says rail must address cost, convenience and comfort to encourage greener travel decisions
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Train paths: more space for freight?
Debate over whether the number of passenger trains should be reduced, to provide more capacity for freight, has been accentuated by the pandemic.
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£161m Oxford upgrade shifts to 24/7 working
Network Rail is to increase working near Oxford station from 12 to 24 hours a day, after a project to improve the station was temporarily halted.
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Preserved yellow ‘313’ moves to new home
A home has been found for the officially preserved three-car Class 313 suburban electric multiple unit
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TransPennine Express to axe Novas ‘3s’
TransPennine Express has confirmed that its troubled ‘Nova 3’ diesel-powered trains will be withdrawn at the December timetable change.
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First Southeastern ‘395’ returns after interior refurbishment
The first refurbished Southeastern Class 395 Javelin has re-entered passenger service.
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High electricity costs force DB to withdraw Class 90
DB Cargo has put its last five active Class 90 25kV AC electric locomotives into storage
A Fast Charge to DMUs’ demise?
BEN JONES reports
Discovery of body cracks stops TransPennine Mk 5s
Transpennine Express has suffered another setback with the discovery of body cracks on some of its CAF Mk 5a locomotive-hauled coaches.
