Infrastructure - Page 6
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Light Rail
Edinburgh: the end is nigh!
The next 12 months will see further progress in the troubled Edinburgh trams project. PAUL PRENTICE reports
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Stations
The changing face of Peterborough
PAUL PRENTICE presents a progress report on the £43m project to transform a key ECML interchange.
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Stations
Hurrah for Huddersfield
PAUL PRENTICE discovers why Huddersfield station won the Large Station of the Year award
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Stations
Out with the old…in with New
PAUL PRENTICE visits the £600 million regeneration project that is transforming Birmingham New Street
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Stations
A station fit for a King
STEFANIE BROWNE looks at the £550 million regeneration of London King's Cross
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Stations
Reshaping Peterborough
A £43m project is transforming a key interchance on the ECML. PAUL PRENTICE reports.
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Signalling
The signal for change
The first ERTMS signalling system in the UK is going live. PHILIP HAIGH reports on what happens next
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Stations
Why Brockenhurst conquered the competition
SWT's Brockenhurst won Medium-sized station category at the 2009 National Rail Awards. CHRIS LEIGH reports
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Electrification
Ely’s electric revolution
RICHARD CLINNICK recounts just why electrification was so important for one of East Anglia’s key railway locations
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Major Projects
The railway's wall against the waves
RICHARD CLINNICK visits Devon to meet the man in charge of maintaining the Dawlish Sea Wall
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Stations
Industrial beginning…rural ending
In the second part of his tour of surviving branch lines in the South West, CHRIS LEIGH visits the Gunnislake line
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Major Projects
Will rail return to the capital of the Fens?
RICHARD CLINNICK looks at the case for reinstating a lost link, as identified by ATOC's new report
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Electrification
Ripe for electrification
Industry insider report on how Midland Main Line has a stronger case than Great Western
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Major Projects
Airtrack: stopped in its tracks?
CHRIS LEIGH assesses the impact of a project to provide rail access to Heathrow from the south-west
