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The Department for Transport (DfT) has announced that West Midlands Trains Ltd (a joint venture between Abellio, East Japan Railway Company and Mitsui & Co Ltd) is to run the West Midlands franchise.
Nexus, the public transport body for Tyne and Wear, has appointed Philip Meikle as Transport Strategy Director.
New images released by Crossrail highlight the construction progress that has been made above ground for the Elizabeth line.
Midlands Connect has predicted that the development of a new Midlands Rail Hub would result in a £2 billion economic surge over the next 10 to 30 years.
London Midland is taking steps to reduce anti-social behaviour on its trains by enforcing railway bylaws.
Cambridge’s newest rail station is already helping to speed up journeys for commuters into and out of the city less than two months after opening.
One of the most significant and complex engineering projects at Waterloo Station in the last century has begun, as ten of the station’s platforms will be shut for three-and-a-half weeks to make room for the work. See a timelapse video below of the work beginning…
To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Virgin Trains has released a speeded-up footage video showing the sights of a train journey from Edinburgh to London.
Network Rail has announced sweeping new reforms that will enable companies to become heavily involved in delivering railway investment projects.
See the time lapse video, produced by Volker, of the new train depot in Doncaster being built.
The Department for Transport has given the green light for five new train stations to be built in England and Wales.
Customers at Stagecoach Group’s three rail franchises, East Midlands Trains, South West Trains and Virgin Trains East Coast continue to rate its services very highly, according to the latest National Rail Passenger Survey.
The Transport Secretary, Chris Grayling, and Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has had a productive meeting to discuss the way forward for Crossrail 2.
Hitachi’s new intercity trains, due to enter passenger service this autumn, have passed tests to run their digital technology required by the Department for Transport.
Network Rail has set out the plan for delivering the remaining electrification of the Gospel Oak to Barking line ahead of the introduction of brand-new double-length trains from 2018.
