Policy - Page 46

'Single plan’ for Britain’s railway launched, with RDG claiming it's worth £85 billion of additional economic benefits for the UK.

UK Government talking to Alstom regarding its hydrogen train

Number of visitors and workers in London is a principal reason for a bigger spend per head on rail in the capital than in the North says Minister.

With electrification schemes cancelled, what are the pros and cons of partial electrification, and how would it work? PHILIP HAIGH reports

Government report states trains powered by bi-mode, batteries or even hydrogen could form part of future fleets.

Government will only electrify lines where “it delivers a genuine benefit to passengers”.

Government consultation for next East Midlands rail franchise continues to divide business and community leaders at opposite ends of the Midland Main Line.

"We can and will do better," says Hitachi after failures on first IEP trip

Mechanical faults hinder first public passenger run of IEP

Fourteen Class 345s built for Crossrail so far says TfL, with eight accepted for passenger traffic.