Freight - Page 26

CrossCountry and East Midlands Trains services affected

RFG releases paper detailing how freight can be a catalyst for economic development on Oxford-Cambridge corridor

PHILIPPA EDMUNDS analyses research revealing how upgrading rail freight routes that run parallel to busy motorways can lead to an important modal shift

GBRf is discussing the possibility of purchasing locomotives with various companies, though no deal is yet in place.

Network Rail’s RICHARD SCHOFIELD tells how the railway plans to be ready for the introduction of new trains and an increase in freight capacity from major ports

As the steady increase in rail freight in Britain comes to a dramatic end, ANTHONY LAMBERT looks at the Department for Transport’s response and what can be done

New wagons form part of ten-year GBRf deal.

The sale of GB Railfreight has been completed.

On 11 November, Armistice Day, Freightliner 66418 named Patriot in honour of railway workers who lost their lives in World War 1.

An irrevocable offer had been submitted by EQT Infrastructure II to buy GB Railfreight from Groupe Eurotunnel SE.