Articles by RAIL magazine - Page 74
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Network
Storms: Shapps says railway was “overly cautious”
Secretary of State for Transport Grant Shapps has expressed concern over the scale of cancelled trains during recent storms
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Network
ScotRail U-turn on ticket office proposals
Plans to close three ticket offices in Scotland and to reduce opening hours at 117 others have been heavily scaled back, following widespread opposition.
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Network
Salisbury crash: slippery rails caused by autumn leaves
Slippery rails, resulting from autumn leaves on the line, has been identified as a cause of the collision between two trains near Salisbury last October
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Network
Cambridge signals to receive £194m upgrade
The Cambridge area’s 40-year-old signalling system is to be replaced over the next two years, following the award of £194 million worth of contracts.
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Network
Regional variations for train journeys
New analysis of data from the Office of Rail and Road shows how the impact of COVID-19 on passenger numbers in the first year of pandemic varied between regions
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Network
Work starts on HS2 viaduct’s concrete segments
HS2 Ltd has begun production of 1,000 140-tonne concrete segments that will form the deck of the 2.1-mile Colne Valley Viaduct.
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Network
Sniffer dogs hired in fight to combat metal thefts
Network Rail has introduced sniffer dogs to try to reduce the theft of signalling cables in the North West.
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Network
New-look Burnham set for Crossrail
The new station building at Burnham, at the western end of the Elizabeth Line, has opened
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RAIL Features
GUEST COLUMN - The digital revolution
Guest Column by Andy Symonds, Business Development Consultant, CACI
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Network
Window Seater on-train audio guides launch on GWR
Window Seater on-train audio guides launch on GWR