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Industry - Page 2

GWR 800005 at London Paddington. PAUL BIGLAND/RAIL.

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Britain’s railway launches ‘single plan’ to increase economic benefits

'Single plan’ for Britain’s railway launched, with RDG claiming it's worth £85 billion of additional economic benefits for the UK.

30 Oct

Safely inside its home, 800013 stands inside Hitachi Rail Europe’s Stoke Gifford depot, near Bristol, on June 6. Post-Brexit, the rail industry will be an economic anchor the Rail Delivery Group Chairman Chris Burchell says, with 24,000 jobs to be created in two years. Many are in engineering at facilites such as this new depot. JOHN STRETTON.

News

Rail a growth industry and UK’s “economic backbone”

RDG Chairman calls rail the “economic backbone” of the country, and that in uncertain times rail has the power to create secure jobs.

15 Jun

News

Rail industry must embrace change, says RDG chairman

Chris Burchell stresses need for new relationship with customers and new partnership with governments

28 Feb

37405 enters Brundall on December 19. STEVE POTTER.

News

Rail turns around £2 billion per year losses

RDG: rail has turned around £2bn a year losses

20 Dec

CrossCountry 221127 and ScotRail 170412 at Haymarket. RICHARD CLINNICK.

News

RDG launches Britain Runs on Rail campaign

A major new campaign aimed at raising awareness of investment in Britain’s railway - and why it is needed - was launched today.

14 Sept

Passengers at York on July 25. JACK BOSKETT.

News

RDG plans summit to discuss fares simplification

A summit is to be held to discuss fares, the Rail Delivery Group confirmed on July 29.

1 Aug

News

Industry must sell itself better

Rail Minister Claire Perry quotes recent Comment by RAIL Managing Editor and Events Director Nigel Harris, when telling industry it needs to sell itself better.

20 Nov

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Industry - Page 2

Britain’s railway launches ‘single plan’ to increase economic benefits

Rail a growth industry and UK’s “economic backbone”

Rail industry must embrace change, says RDG chairman

Rail turns around £2 billion per year losses

RDG launches Britain Runs on Rail campaign

RDG plans summit to discuss fares simplification

Industry must sell itself better

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

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Industry - Page 2

Britain’s railway launches ‘single plan’ to increase economic benefits

Rail a growth industry and UK’s “economic backbone”

Rail industry must embrace change, says RDG chairman

Rail turns around £2 billion per year losses

RDG launches Britain Runs on Rail campaign

RDG plans summit to discuss fares simplification

Industry must sell itself better

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

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