Industry views - Page 6

Construction costs could be reduced if utilities do not have to be moved, says Martin Fleetwood.

The practice of government is always harder than the theory, as confusion over open access opportunities underlines, says Christian Wolmar.

To what extent might Great British Railways have control of the railways? Philip Haigh considers what MPs heard at a recent Transport Select Committee meeting.

Christian Wolmar remembers a great friend and colleague

Philip Haigh studies the revised East Coast Main Line timetable that will go live in December 2025.

Tickets pleas: fares need to improve but would a ‘Fare Britannia’ pass ever work in the UK?

Christian Wolmar looks at what Mick Lynch's retirement means for his union and the politics of the rail sector

Fares stay high as passengers number rise and consumers become canny with their choices. What happens next, asks our anonymous industry insider.

With HS2 under the spotlight at two Parliamentary committee hearings in December, Philip Haigh examines the plans for a reset in 2025.

The government has been sending mixed messages over its support for open access. Christian Wolmar looks at where this leaves the investing operators.