News - Page 13
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2-for-1 on Welsh landmarks by train
People travelling by train to historic landmarks in Wales can now get two-for one entry.
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HS2 leads the field in equality and diversity
HS2 Ltd continues to beat industry averages for the number of female and BAME employees working on the project
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ORR calls for action from HS1 on renewals projects
HS1 Ltd has rejected concerns from the Office of Rail and Road over how the company is managing its asset renewals.
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Exciting cab rides among the Ukrainian Aid raffle prizes
More Railway Family Prize Draw raffle prizes for the RAIL Ukraine Appeal supporting British Ukrainian-Aid (RAIL 962) have been announced
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Extra trains for Edinburgh Festival
ScotRail has confirmed that later trains will run and that existing services will be reinforced with extra carriages to and from Edinburgh
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Midlands season tickets on barcode
Passengers travelling with East Midlands Railway and West Midlands Trains can now buy app-based barcode season tickets.
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RAIB recommends new process for overrun risk after near-miss
Only ten seconds and a good dose of luck prevented a 70mph head-on crash between a Loram rail-grinding machine and a nine-car Class 222 Meridian
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More ticket gates head £30m Victoria refresh
Twenty-five extra ticket gates are to be installed at London Victoria station, to ease its acute congestion at peak times.
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SWR business plan omits start date for new Arterios
South Western Railway’s new 2022-23 business plan contains no new information about its long-delayed £1 billion fleet of 90 new trains.
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Dorothy makes a breakthrough
The 2,000-tonne Dorothy, one of HS2’s ten tunnel boring machines, has made its first breakthrough after eight months underground.
