Chris Howe reports on the progress being made on delivering three new stations in Birmingham - and how that will feed into wider Midlands Rail Hub ambitions.
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Network Rail Class 150 to be withdrawn and disposed of
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Chiltern Railways applies to make DMU fleet exempt from passenger display system rules
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Pair of former DRS Class 37s return to main line duty
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Southeastern Javelin unit remains in stranded six weeks after going through end of siding
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Ex-Great Western Railway HST power cars move to preserved railway pending export
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New open access operation planned between London Waterloo and Fawley branch
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£1m vegetation management project starts on 60-mile stretch of Heart of Wales line
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ASLEF union balloting over dismissal of Hull Trains driver
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Pay-As-You-Go technology rolled out even further in the South East
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Greater Manchester's Bee Network rail plans unveiled with eight lines and 96 stations included
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Nationalisation: “a dead-end argument”
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Mk 5s moved to Wolverton ahead of assessment for Chiltern use
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