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Network Rail has reassured freight operators DB Cargo, GB Railfreight and Freightliner, after they all objected to conversion of a disused London viaduct.

Research by Greenpeace and transport think tank, Greengauge 21 is advocating for a “climate card” subscription system that could set to as little as £49 a month to access train travel across all services in the U.K.

Newly renovated replica of Locomotion No. 1 will run on Stockton and Darlington Railway sections next September to re-enact the first rail passenger journey

Ministers announced that passenger numbers had not increased enough to make an all-day off-peak trial permanent.

Train companies and unions have been told to be more vigilant when rostering crews for long night shifts when they have had insufficient rest.

Hull Trains has revealed an indicative timetable for its proposed new service between Sheffield and London King’s Cross.

London’s Elizabeth line continues to set new records, with a total of 18.3 million passengers carried in the four weeks to July 20.

Growth in passenger numbers and a massive reduction in ticket fraud are two of the successes claimed by South Yorkshire Supertram in its first five months.

Cardiff residents are invited to have their say on a brand-new tram system connecting Cardiff Central Station and Cardiff Bay.

A public consultation is underway over the next phase of the TransPennine Route Upgrade.