Policy - Page 63

Transport lead of West Midlands Combined Authority says recent Direct Award for CrossCountry franchise is a “lost opportunity” to boost passenger capacity.

The amount of subsidy per passenger mile rises from 5.6p per mile in 2014-15 to 5.7p in 2015-16, according to statistics from DfT.

Freight and transport companies “need to decide quickly what their bottom line is on Brexit, or risk not having any say at all over the future”.

Prime Minister Theresa May says the Government was “not sitting on its heels” over Southern Railway’s poor performance.

As we prepare for life outside the EU, what opportunities and challenges confront the rail industry?

DAVID MOORE and KEIR PIMBLETT of law firm Dentons study the legal aspects of Brexit.

Arriva to pay £163 million premium as it continues operate CrossCountry franchise until 2019.

Rail Minister Paul Maynard says: "To my mind, effective collaboration is the only way for Network Rail to deliver.”

London Underground won the Putting Passengers First award. Here's why.

LOROL won the Passenger Operator of the Year award. Here's why.