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Brexit contributes to Eurostar passenger downturn

Brexit and the continued impact of the terrorist attacks in Brussels are behind Eurostar’s “challenging” second quarter results for 2016.

Eurotunnel revenues increase in interim results

Eurotunnel revenues in the six months to June 30 rose by 2% to £582m (£486.3m).

Grayling is new Transport Secretary

Chris Grayling (MP for Epsom & Ewell) has been appointed Secretary of State for Transport.

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VIDEO: Fit-out of Crossrail tunnels – Royal Oak to Bond Street

FIRST PICTURES: Brand new trains for Essex and London taking shape

The first images of c2c's Class 387s under construction have been released.

Chilterns Route Study to tackle capacity challenges

A new connection could linke Chiltern Main Line to a planned station at Old Oak Common, to provide additional capacity and access to both Crossrail and HS2

McLoughlin quizzed on state of UK rolling stock

During a Q&A session on June 30, Secretary of State for Transport Patrick McLoughlin fielded a number of questions relating to rolling stock.

Government wants more services and longer trains on new South West franchise

More trains and more space for passengers form key elements of the new South West franchise.

RAIB recommendations to reduce ‘trap and drag’ incidents

Trains could be fitted with sensitive door-edge technology following conclusion of review into accident where passenger was dragged along a platform .