Staff and employment

National Skills Academy for Rail says a shortage of work is having an impact.

The former BR manager died in March at the age of 90.

He played a key role in saving the Anglo-Scottish sleeper services and reopening the Borders Railway.

Two friends who have a combined railway experience of more than 60 years are retiring

Network Rail Head of Drainage and Lineside Mona Sihota has been appointed President of the Permanent Way Institution.

Vitali Vitaliev, who was born and grew up in Ukraine, offers a moving tribute to its railways which has stopped the war-torn country from falling apart.

Transport for London is launching a new campaign to tackle violence and aggression against its staff, based on the message ‘Abuse has consequences’.

A new exhibition showcasing the rich history of Ulverston railway station has opened to the public.

Labour’s new team at the Department for Transport is a mixture of the familiar and the unknown.

Rail Minister Huw Merriman is to quit as an MP and will not stand at July 4’s General Election.