Articles by RAIL magazine - Page 82
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Balham receives £2.6m refresh
Stepping distances at Balham, in south London, have been reduced as part of a £2.6 million refurbishment.
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ORR: refund rights and accessibility improve
Britain’s rail industry has delivered improvements for passengers - particularly on refund rights and accessibility - despite the challenges of the past year.
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Company found guilty after Daventry depot death
Freight depot operator W H Malcolm has been found guilty of failing to prevent unauthorised access to Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal
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Carbon emissions cut at Shoreham
The experimental changeover to recycled cooking oil is claimed to have reduced the carbon output of the refurbished Shoreham-by-Sea station by 37%
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LU’s Battersea extension being readied for opening
Trial running on London Underground’s new Northern Line extension is being increased, in anticipation of its full opening for business in September.
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Help for stations’ rough sleepers
No one should need to sleep rough on any UK station once all staff have been properly trained to help desperate people, says Rail Minister Chris Heaton-Harris.
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ECML dive-under track connected
The three-year engineering project to remove the East Coast Main Line bottleneck for slow-moving freight trains should be completed later this year.
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Wires to Swansea a priority for new Board
Reactivating the abandoned electrification scheme between Cardiff and Swansea has been identified as a priority
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Go app updated to provide info on busy stations
Transport for London’s free TfL Go mobile app has been updated to provide real-time information on how busy London Underground stations are.
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Network Rail introduces first plastic sleepers
Network Rail has installed the first plastic sleepers on its main lines, ahead of a ban on creosote use coming into effect.