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Haigh’s green light for Shadow Great British Railways
Price waiver aims to shift freight to rail
HS2 completes record-breaking 2.1-mile bridge
Network Rail considers Oxford’s Botley Road project options
NR: weather a primary factor in the increase in rail delays
Disruption updates to be broadcast automatically on DOO trains
Revised pay offer in Scotland goes to union vote
HS2 rejects cost claim on redesigns
Salisbury subway
GB Railfreight prepares for 2024 Tube stock movements
Records broken on Elizabeth line as passenger numbers rise again
Hitachi to unify TfW bookings
Minister in sacking row over Euston safety
Grand Central Class 180 reaches 125mph ETCS test speed on ECML
Cork twin-tracking set to begin
£1.2 million project to replace KWVR bridge span
New London Overground line names remain under wraps
Hyslop: GBR must not push Scotland backward
Hydrogen mooted as a route to net zero in Scotland’s Far North
Holyrood support for Clyde Metro
NR attends to tree hazards at Widnes
Survey says more trips being made
You can name an NR leafbuster train
Discontinuous third-rail idea for West of England line
Talks to safeguard Crossrail 2 route
TfL progresses West London Orbital plans
Tap-in tap-out comes to more stations near London
Dublin team gains Metro insights
Funds to speed up EU border checks
Good causes bid for LNER funds
Gerrard takes on GTR finance role
End for HSTs edges closer as ScotRail seeks new trains
Shunters move
New Class 93 tri-modes continue UK testing
Freight operators gear up for autumn leaf fall work
A heritage future for ‘rescued’ ‘20’?
Scottish HSTs head back north
News In Brief
Class 89 at Crewe for main line work
More Merseyrail ‘507s’ go for scrap
Repainted units gain GBRf livery
Main line return edges closer for Indomitable
Farewell charity railtour announced for West Midlands Class 323s
GC plans bi-mode trains and track access extension
Riviera Trains’ first modified coach released
Latest AWC ‘807’ arrives at Oxley
HS2 TBM passes halfway point at Bromford Tunnel
Regional News
In-app seasons for GTR passengers
Drones ‘nab’ teens targeting trains
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