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EXCLUSIVE ANALYSIS: Time for our industry’s leaders to rise to the challenge
SIR MICHAEL HOLDEN examines how progress has been allowed to stall, and offers the rail industry a 12-point action plan to improve its prospects
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New trains… but often the same old problems
The entry into revenue-earning service of new rolling stock across the UK has been blighted by a series of problems. RICHARD CLINNICK reports
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Between a rock and a wet place…
While work is under way on strengthening the sea wall at Dawlish, the biggest part of Network Rail’s resilience project is yet to come. ANDREW RODEN reports
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Tripping points in industry’s failed appliance of compliance
Train operators have been granted dispensation to run non-compliant rolling stock. But could that situation have been avoided? RICHARD CLINNICK reports
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COMMENT FROM THE ARCHIVES: Is an OLR really the answer?
Northern has inherited problems that are beyond its control
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COMMENT FROM THE ARCHIVES: Devolution, not destruction
Protecting the ‘N’ in NR must be a priority for Williams
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FROM THE ARCHIVES: The case for Okehampton reopening
JIM STEER examines the business and economic needs that must be considered and satisfied by an Exeter-Plymouth rail reopening skirting the north of Dartmoor
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EXCLUSIVE: Labour’s railway vision
Shadow Transport Secretary ANDY McDONALD shares with CONRAD LANDIN his thoughts on how a renationalised railway would take shape
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High electricity costs force DB to withdraw Class 90
DB Cargo has put its last five active Class 90 25kV AC electric locomotives into storage
A Fast Charge to DMUs’ demise?
BEN JONES reports
Discovery of body cracks stops TransPennine Mk 5s
Transpennine Express has suffered another setback with the discovery of body cracks on some of its CAF Mk 5a locomotive-hauled coaches.