Britain’s train manufacturers face even leaner times ahead unless the government introduces a clear strategy for new rolling stock… and then follows through with a programme of orders, says Philip Haigh.
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Fleet
Class 66 thought to be the last for the UK arrives from Europe
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News
Network Rail Class 150 to be withdrawn and disposed of
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Broken down Pendolino on West Coast Main Line for 33 hours after losing power
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News
Avanti West Coast announces final day for its Class 221 Voyagers
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Fleet
Chiltern Railways applies to make DMU fleet exempt from passenger display system rules
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Fleet
Pair of former DRS Class 37s return to main line duty
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Battery-electric trains the preferred option to replace Class 165s and 166s on GWR cross-country route
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Fleet
Southeastern Javelin unit remains in stranded six weeks after going through end of siding
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FirstGroup orders 14 Hitachi 80X units for Lumo services on Great Western and East Coast Main Lines
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£1m vegetation management project starts on 60-mile stretch of Heart of Wales line
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Broken down Pendolino on West Coast Main Line for 33 hours after losing power
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Pay-As-You-Go technology rolled out even further in the South East
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FirstGroup calls for government to 'encourage' open access as it argues against clampdown
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Greater Manchester's Bee Network rail plans unveiled with eight lines and 96 stations included
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Fleet
Mk 5s moved to Wolverton ahead of assessment for Chiltern use
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Fleet
Southeastern Javelin unit remains in stranded six weeks after going through end of siding
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News
Network Rail's Oxford project described as 'shambolic' that's left community 'angry but powerless'
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Network
New technology to be fitted at East Coast Main Line bridge prone to lorry strikes
