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News
Hitachi Rail's intercity battery trial shows better than expected results
Hitachi Rail has said that the results from its intercity battery trial are better than expected.
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LSL supports Bo’ness diesel gala
Locomotive Services Limited is supporting the Bo’ness & Kinneil Railway’s December 28/29 diesel gala.
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Battery shunter at Sellafield
Clayton Industries has delivered a new CD40 fully battery-powered shunting locomotive to Sellafield Ltd in Cumbria.
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Trainline adds railcard warning for passengers buying online after Northern prosecutions controversy
Trainline has added warnings for people buying Anytime tickets with railcards to ensure they know the restrictions after recent prosecution controversies involving Northern
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New hourly Dublin to Belfast service starts after Grand Central station opens
A new hourly 'Enterprise' service has started linking Dublin and Belfast after the opening of Grand Central station in the Northern Ireland capital
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Opinion
Opinion: Poor planning and lack of clarity damages rail projects
The National Infrastructure Commission has identified reasons why projects are late or go over budget. Philip Haigh looks at rail's examples.
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News
Pathfinder revives Scottish weekend landcruises with Highlands trips
Two weekend landcruise charter trains to the Scottish Highlands have been announced by Pathfinder Tours.
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Rail Minister Lord Hendy apologises for tone of letter to Systra in response to Euston safety concerns
Rail Minister Lord Hendy has publicly apologised for part of a letter sent to a supplier concerning an employee who had called Euston Station 'unsafe'.
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'I had no idea if I'd live or die': Ufton Nervet survivors recall UK's worst 21st century rail crash 20 years on
Survivors of the worst UK rail crash of the 21st century will gather this evening to mark the twentieth anniversary of the incident at Ufton Nervet in Berkshire. Here they talk to Paul Clifton, who reported from the site in 2004 and throughout the subsequent inquest.
