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Greater Anglia - Page 9

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Breckland's signalling strife

The Breckland Line has suffered in recent months following Modular Signalling introduction. RICHARD CLINNICK reports.

Signalling 22 Jan

Feature

Tomorrow's train today

RICHARD CLINNICK reports on the progress of an innovative project breathing new life into 30-year old trains

Maintenance and refurb 25 Dec

Feature

Wolverton's care workers

RICHARD CLINNICK visits Wolverton Works and discovers a facility with plenty of ambition

Maintenance and refurb 15 May

Feature

While we are sleeping…

Norwich Crown Point celebrates its 30th anniversary this autumn. RICHARD CLINNICK visits a night shift

Maintenance and refurb 28 Nov

Feature

The fight for Felixstowe

Felixstowe port is crucial to the UK's economy. It needs investment but the port wants buses to replace some local passenger trains. PAUL PRENTICE reports.

Freight 8 Aug

Feature

Solving UK rail's mid-life crisis?

A £7M project is underway that could have wide-ranging implications for mid-life fleets. RICHARD CLINNICK reports.

Major projects 11 Jul

Feature

Making Anglia Greater

RICHARD CLINNICK talks to new Greater Anglia MD Ruud Haket and Network Rail Route Managing Director DAVE WARD

Policy 2 May

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Greater Anglia - Page 9

Breckland's signalling strife

Tomorrow's train today

Wolverton's care workers

While we are sleeping…

The fight for Felixstowe

Solving UK rail's mid-life crisis?

Making Anglia Greater

Most read

No takers so first DB Cargo UK Class 67 goes for scrap

HS2 faces £100bn cost and delay until late-2030s, government told

FirstGroup explains why Class 222s were "only option" for Lumo Euston-Stirling service

Greater Anglia - Page 9

Breckland's signalling strife

Tomorrow's train today

Wolverton's care workers

While we are sleeping…

The fight for Felixstowe

Solving UK rail's mid-life crisis?

Making Anglia Greater

Most read

No takers so first DB Cargo UK Class 67 goes for scrap

HS2 faces £100bn cost and delay until late-2030s, government told

FirstGroup explains why Class 222s were "only option" for Lumo Euston-Stirling service

GB Railfreight planning to repurpose at least 12 more Class 66s for heavy trainloads

DB Cargo UK discussing transferring drivers to rival as it deals with Network Rail contract loss

FirstGroup confirms Class 222s for Euston-Stirling Lumo route

Chiltern Railways on verge of agreeing deal to take ex-TransPennine Express Mk 5s

Why the Class 67s have been running on borrowed time for nearly the whole of their lives

Network Rail begins process to replace rail infrastructure monitoring trains