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South Western Railway to negotiate franchise deal with Government

Large passenger numbers for WCR shuttles on Lakes Line.

RICHARD CLINNICK finds out what lies in store for passengers when the Keolis Amey joint venture takes over the Wales & Borders franchise this October.

"Timetables are there for a reason" - Thameslink Industry Readiness Board Chairman Chris Gibb tells the Transport Select Committee

“All of the issues on May 20 could have been dealt with, with a little bit more time" - Chris Gibb tells MPs at Transport Select Committee

Eight operators will continue with their May timetable for 12 months instead of changing in December

The decline in the number of passenger journeys is a “relatively recent phenomenon”, according to Rail Minister Jo Johnson.

A 20-year strategy is launched to create a Midlands Rail Hub that is expected to be worth up to £649 million a year to the region’s economy by 2037.

Government announces comprehensive compensation scheme for passengers in Northern England affected by recent disruption following the May timetable change.

Passenger numbers fall 1.4%