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Transport for Wales begins testing Class 398 tram-trains on South Wales Metro
First unit ventured out onto the South Wales Metro on April 15.
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Inside EMR's refurbished Class 170 as operator begins to roll out "consistent look" across its fleets
EMR shows off first of 44 units that will be refurbished over the next two-three years.
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Drain Train Class 20 receive modifications
Balfour Beatty makes minor modifications to both locomotives.
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DCRail finalises purchase of Class 56 after fault-free running
The Class 56 has been sold to the freight operator by the Class 56 Group.
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HNRC Swietelsky unveils first loco in new 'half and half' livery
The loco emerged from the paint shop on March 31 and is now being returned to traffic.
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Class 90 and ‘92’ electric locomotives return to freight operation
A pair of Class 90s have returned to traffic with Freightliner, while a damaged '92' has now been repaired.
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Harry Needle sells Class 47s - buyer of one outlines testbed plans
Four Class 47s have been sold with one set to have a main line and industry future.
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Latest GBRf Class 69 livery pays tribute to long-lost testbed locomotive
69014 emerged in mid-March sporting a livery carried by a 1960s trial locomotive.
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SWR's Class 701s delayed again - operator admits introduction is "not going as planned"
Arterio fleet has been beset by delays with only five out of 90 in service
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DB Cargo UK withdraws and stores more Class 92s
Freight operator's already small fleet of electric locomotives has been reduced further.
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First passenger train covers East West Rail as'196' tests also get under way
A charter train has run along EWR which is due to open to regular traffic later this year.
Network Rail "can't support" Lumo Paignton plans as it outlines capacity concerns
Network Rail says no paths exist for a number of services planned on Great Western Main Line.
Virgin appeals to overturn Network Rail's Liverpool path decision for Avanti
Virgin says Network Rail shouldn't have given Avanti West Coast permission to start running in long-disused paths.
