Articles by RailReview
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Opinion
Opinion: Moving fast on rail reform: but will things be fixed?
The government should not be blaming the private sector for all the problems the railway faces, says Andy Bagnall, Chief Executive of Rail partners.
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Opinion
Guest Opinion: Our railway needs a lot more now than nationalisation
Sidestep the public vs private debate and focus more closely on better public transport, says the new Liberal Democrat MP Olly Glover.
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Opinion
Bradshaw’s Britain: destination Bletchley
Stephen Roberts’ latest trip based on his 1863 Bradshaw’s Guide takes him from Watford Junction to the home of the Second World War codebreakers.
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Opinion
How we can modernise the retail experience…
Transport Focus Director Natasha Grace considers how any fares and ticketing reform should take into account the role of station staff
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Opinion
A level playing field
Anthony Smith, chair of the trade body Independent Rail Retailers, discusses how the organisation’s members can fuel growth
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Insight
European differences and similarities
Labour would pursue a slow renationalisation if elected on Thursday. Steve Medhurst looks at how other European countries operate their railways
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Opinion
Rail freight’s serious problems…
… but Phil Mortimer offers ways in which he believes the sector can improve its future without excessive Whitehall involvement
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Opinion
The role of private finance
Russell Jackson argues the case for private investment to help deliver much-needed rail infrastructure projects
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Insight
Ticketless please! Slow march to a digital world
Simpler ticketing is high on the politicians' and passengers' wishlists. Tom Edwards looks at successful examples of pay-as-you-go systems in London.
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Opinion
Conservative and Labour: comparing the policies
Ian Tucker compares the rail policies of the two main parties fighting the election on July 4th.
