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24/04/2016 in RAIL Features

Read the following features from RAIL 793 (February 3 - February 16 2016) by selecting the links below:

  • Hendy means business at Network Rail - Extract from RAIL’s business title RailReview (issue Q4-2015), where NR Chairman SIR PETER HENDY CBE agreed to an exclusive interview with NIGEL HARRIS
  • Life on the lines with the BTP - PAUL STEPHEN visits the British Transport Police offices at Cambridge, to discover what life is like policing Britain’s railways
  • Freight’s pincer movement is just for starters - NATALIE HORTON reports on how the transportation of fresh produce by high-speed train from Cornwall to London presents a growth area for rail freight
  • Carry on tamping - London Underground’s ageing maintenance fleet has become the welcome beneficiary of fresh investment. PAUL STEPHEN reports

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