Policy - Page 2

Labour would pursue a slow renationalisation if elected on Thursday. Steve Medhurst looks at how other European countries operate their railways

Train operators, container port owners and supply chain experts describe the paths that the government and the freight companies should take for growth.

Network Rail Chief Executive Andrew Haines believes the industry needs to change after 30 years of stagnation.

With a general election soon, will February's Rail Reform Bill provide some clarity about the future? Conrad Landin reports

Mark Walker, chief executive at public affairs company Cogitamus reveals why rail will be pushed to the fore at Westminster, ahead of the General Election.

Mel Holley chronicles the halting progress of plans to electrify the North Wales coastal route.

TfL’s new interim Commissioner ANDY LORD tells how he would go about running “the biggest and greatest public transport organisation in the world”

What are Labour’s plans for the railway, if they are voted into power? CONRAD LANDIN reports

To achieve its ‘levelling up’ agenda, the Government needs a strategy to support improved productivity in cities and measures to discourage private car journeys.

The Department for Transport faces the risk of further delays and cost increases to the TransPennine Route Upgrade (TRU).