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Scotland commits to £4.2bn infrastructure spend in CP7
The Scottish Government finally published its High Level Output Specification and Statement of Funds Available for Scotland’s Railway infrastructure for CP7
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Vivarail dream over as the liquidation process begins
Vivarail will be wound up and its remaining assets sold to pay creditors, after no rescue bids were received for the failed train manufacturer.
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Fares reform tops agenda for exclusive RAIL webinar
Want to know more about the rail industry’s plans to implement fares and ticketing reform?
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Full business case to be developed for 2026 Oxford-Cowley reopening
The Oxford to Cowley branch could reopen to passenger services in December 2026,
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AI employed to help understand low-adhesion track conditions
AI employed to help understand low-adhesion track conditions
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MPs gain ‘hands-on’ railway experience through Fellowship Programme
MPs from across the political spectrum have been recognised for their participation in the Railway Industry Association’s Rail Fellowship Programme
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New grades and working practices at heart of RDG offer
The Rail Delivery Group has increased its pay offer to the RMT union, with regard to the rail dispute with the 14 Department for Transport-contracted operators
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NRA 2023: join our rail excellence celebrations
Entries are now open for RAIL’s National Rail Awards 2023
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A “landmark day” in Wales as ‘197s’ officially launched
Transport for Wales has promised a “transformation” of services across the country, following the official launch of its new Class 197 fleet.
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Technical issues cause GBRf to withdraw Class 69s
GB Railfreight has confirmed that it has temporarily withdrawn its entire fleet of Class 69 locomotives in order to investigate faults being reported by drivers
