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Elizabeth line 'reshaping' London journeys as Britain's busiest stations are revealed
The Office of Rail and Road has published the data showing Britain's busiest stations in 2023-24, with the Elizabeth line serving six of the top ten
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Passenger Railway Services Bill passed in Parliament after government rejects suggestion to rank operators
The House of Lords suggested three amendments to the government's Passenger Railway Services (Public Ownership) Bill, two of which have been rejected
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Grand Central hints at new train order as it requests to extend track access rights
Grand Central is requesting a decade-long track extension on its existing routes along the East Coast Main Line and into King's Cross
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Network Rail promises answers to supply chain after communication concerns raised
Representatives from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) grilled NR’s Group Director, Railway Business Services, Clive Berrington, at the Railway Industry Association conference earlier this month
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East Midlands Railway adds services on cross-country route in December timetable change
EMR is to introduce more services on one of its cross-country routes from next month
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UK's first tri-mode trains enter service as Transport for Wales' '756s' make passenger debut
TfW has begun introducing its tri-mode Class 756 units on the South Wales Metro around Cardiff
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TransPennine Express restoring four fast trains per hour between Manchester and Leeds
TransPennine Express is adding more trains to its timetable from December after cutbacks last year
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New open access operator given go-ahead to launch service between Swindon and Taunton
Go-op will become the first regional open access operator in the UK, and plans to start running services from December 2025
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Rail Partners: Trade body that representers passenger owning groups to be wound up
Rail Partners, the trade body that represents groups that own passenger operators, is to be wound up in early 2025.
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Euston station not in a fit condition, says Rail Minister Lord Hendy
Rail Minister Lord Hendy has said euston is no longer in a fit condition, describing how bands hold marble columns together
