- Paul Clifton
- Contributing Writer, RAIL & RailReview
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Articles by Paul Clifton
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Swanage Railway to become first heritage line with WiFi on its trains
The Swanage Railway has been a given a grant to trial WiFi on its services and at stations
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'I had no idea if I'd live or die': Ufton Nervet survivors recall UK's worst 21st century rail crash 20 years on
Survivors of the worst UK rail crash of the 21st century will gather this evening to mark the twentieth anniversary of the incident at Ufton Nervet in Berkshire. Here they talk to Paul Clifton, who reported from the site in 2004 and throughout the subsequent inquest.
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Insight
How can freight be a major part of rail’s future?
Great British Railways will need to focus on nationalised passenger services. Freight could lose out. Heads of the two largest companies talk to Paul Clifton.
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Safety recommendations for South Western Railway after track workers injured in collision
South Western Railway has been advised to make safety improvements after two track workers were injured in a collision
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East West Rail: Chiltern and GWR run first test trains between Oxford and West Coast Main Line
Chiltern Railways and GWR both rain their first test trains along East West Rail on Monday October 21 between Oxford and Bletchley, with the Chiltern unit reaching Milton Keynes
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SWR keen to recruit more women drivers
South Western Railway is launching a campaign to recruit more female drivers.
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Gosport cheered by ‘Fareham Flyer’
Passengers from Gosport will have a one-off opportunity for a dedicated return train to London Waterloo.
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Solent Terminal helps take thousands of lorries off roads in its first six months
The new terminal at Southampton docks - the UK's third-largest container port - has handed more than 55,000 containers in its first six months
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Insight
As the wires go up the costs of electrification come down
With a new government, how can the case for electrification be made afresh? Money is tight but, unlike most infrastructure investment, there are quick wins.
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Bristol to Oxford trains return after 20-year absence
Direct services between the cities of Bristol and Oxford have returned for the first time since 2003.
