Operations - Page 3
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Safety 20 Jan
Saving the South West’s services
A major new study warns that rising sea levels could cause massive disruption at Dawlish by 2040 - with big implications for other coastal railways too
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Safety 20 Jan
Lessons learned from Cannon Street crash
25 years on from one of the biggest buffer stop collisions, PAUL STEPHEN remembers the Cannon Street station rail crash
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New Trains 6 Jan
New trains set to transform the railway
Britain’s railways are benefiting from one of the biggest rolling stock investment programmes ever seen. RICHARD CLINNICK looks at the latest order books
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Current Trains 6 Jan
Golden oldies continue to play their tune
RICHARD CLINNICK reveals how veterans from the 1960s and earlier are being resurrected for niche duties across the country
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Operations 6 Jan
Past trans-Pennine trains remembered
RAIL presents a selection of images taken during the 1970s and 1980s on the main route between Leeds and Manchester
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Policy 23 Dec
Shaping the future of Britain’s railway
Nicola Shaw’s investigation into Network Rail is due to report in early 2016, but its scoping document suggests changes are needed
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Freight 23 Dec
Scotland’s freight fears
RICHARD CLINNICK analyses a Transport Scotland consultation on the prospects for the country’s rail freight industry
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Current Trains 23 Dec
All ‘a-bird’ the Virgin Trains ‘Penguilino’
Virgin Trains made heads turn at King’s Cross when it unveiled its special Christmas wrap trains - the ‘Penguilino’ and the Claus 91’. NATALIE HORTON reports
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Freight 23 Dec
Freightliner’s 50 years
Undoubtedly one of rail freight’s greatest successes the Freightliner name has stood the test of time. RAIL marks 50 years of Freightliner intermodal operations
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Freight 25 Nov
Biomass…from port to power station
Biomass trains from Port of Liverpool form part of a massive contract win for GB Railfreight. RICHARD CLINNICK reports on how the deal was won
