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Network Rail’s Western Region recovery plan accepted
Rail industry offers united approach to sustainability
Hybrid Class 99 offers “greener rail network”
LU trains lead as Siemens opens £200m Goole factory
Northern: try train for school trips
Bleed control kit at Norwich
Pelaw junction closes for upgrade
More contactless on Wales Metro
ICE wants lessons learned from HS2 cancellation
London Gateway to Southampton service doubles
Rail services start at Grand Central
DLR operator extends contract
Blind passenger assists with Thameslink Class 700 audio guide
Island Line reopens, but pier section remains closed until May
LNER’s Cleethorpes-London train plans put on hold
LNER profits up but punctuality declines
West Midlands’ Shoaf to chair Shadow GBR
Beable is new MD at Greater Anglia
Public Ownership Bill progresses
Tarmac boost for Freightliner
Network Rail confirms the closure of Deepcar branch
Paddington ticket hall brings accessibility boost
Alstom plans Railway 200 open weekend at Derby
Mayor Khan hopeful of long-term deal for TfL
Signalling work closes stations
Rail regulator consults on reduction in HS1 charges
Merriman to lead Partnership Board
Stewart joins the Chiltern team
Freightliner Class 70 sports new livery
Chiltern’s Class 168 DMUs receive third refresh
MP fights for station reopening
Unite deal brings an end to England’s pay disputes
GBRf names ‘66s’ after female staff
The final push to help Ukraine’s railway workers
Optimism for growth, but rail freight ‘running to stand still’
New intermodal uses discount scheme
Class 58 is the headline act at Severn Valley diesel gala
West Midlands Trains ends Class 323 operations
Class 37 repainted
Rodney revived for Epping gala
Class 397 moves via the ECML
News In Brief
Class 40 restricted from main line work
West Coast ‘33s’ and ‘20s’ work steam tours
Lanark and Leven visits are highlights for ‘47’
Ex-British locomotives to star on groundbreaking tour
Freight operators start autumn RHTT workings
Last WCML mail working for ‘325s’
NR five-point plan to address Euston crowding concerns
Regional News
Ashley Down is back on the railway map
Consultation on Stalybridge work
News in pictures
GBR is now in motion… but change will be a slow process • In the build-up to July’s General Election (RAIL 1012), we consulted closely with the industry to devise a seven-point manifesto to create a sound base for Britain’s railways. HOWARD JOHNSTON assesses the progress with point 1: Great British Railways…
Growing pains in the West Midlands • Now 25 years old, the West Midlands Metro has been slow to expand. New lines are being built, but COVID and inflationary pressures have meant funding issues and delays. PETER PLISNER reports
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