Network Rail has said it cannot support FirstGroup’s open access plan for services between London Paddington and Paignton via Bristol.
Network Rail "can't support" Lumo Paignton plans as it outlines capacity concerns
03/04/2025 in News
03/04/2025 in News
RAIL is Britain's market leading modern railway magazine.
Download the appRelated content
DfT opposes eight out of nine open access applications citing revenue and performance concerns
10/02/2025
Department for Transport said several did not meet the abstraction threshold, and raised several other concerns.
Open access operators hit back at DfT's opposition to track access bids
20/02/2025
Operators 'unsurprised' after Department for Transport opposes eight out of nine open access applications.
Grand Union writes to DfT after U-turn in stance on cross-country open access plan
04/03/2025
Grand Union Trains' Cardiff-Edinburgh service was one of eight open access plans objected to by DfT.
-
News
Network Rail "can't support" Lumo Paignton plans as it outlines capacity concerns
-
Network
Virgin appeals to overturn Network Rail's Liverpool path decision for Avanti
-
News
Two new open access cross-country routes set to be submitted to rail regulator
-
Fleet
Latest GBRf Class 69 livery pays tribute to long-lost testbed locomotive
-
Fleet
DB Cargo UK withdraws and stores more Class 92s
-
News
Proposal to increase Old Oak Common line speed submitted by Network Rail
-
Fleet
SWR's Class 701s delayed again - operator admits introduction is "not going as planned"
-
News
GBRf discussing plans for ten Class 99s to be ETS fitted and have 100mph top speed
-
News
Virgin scales back West Coast Main Line open access plan
Login to comment
Comments
No comments have been made yet.