Business Forum to spotlight Rail Baltica and French-Latvian cooperation
Rail Baltica are hosting the upcoming French-Latvian Business Forum, taking place on 22 May in Riga, gathering policy-makers and leaders.
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Rail Baltica are hosting the upcoming French-Latvian Business Forum, taking place on 22 May in Riga, gathering policy-makers and leaders.
Northern are celebrating their year-long partnership with Avena, over the period of which they have recycled 10,000kg of old uniforms.
Škoda Group has acquired 100% of the shares of Cegelec a.s. from VINCI Energies, a member of the multinational industrial group VINCI.
Polish freight company Rohlig SUUS Logistics have found a new home, becoming the newest tenant at Maglód Hall in Hungary.
The build-up for Innotrans 2024, organised by Messe Berlin, is well underway, with new features for the event being announced.
ALLRAIL have issued a statement responding to the possible track access fees being applied to operators in the Netherlands.
Figures from the rail industry, including RIA's Darren Caplan and a spokesperson from the High Speed Rail Group, have responded to the National Infrastructure Commission's annual review.
The Diversity and Inclusion Manager at TPE, Harriet Harbridge, has been shortlisted for a prestigious Women in Rail Award.
Rail bolt manufacturer Tension Control Bolts Ltd (TCB) have landed a King's Award for international trade.
South Western Railway have hosted the first national safeguarding conference for the rail industry, discussing best practice.
A group of mechanical and civil engineering and robotics companies have joined together to revolutionise device-fitting in tunnels.
Transport for the North (TfN) have launched a public survey in an attempt to make the stations in their region more accessible.
Trapeze's WFM rail software has been chosen by SCT Logistics, Australia's largest private freight operator.
The Railway Industry Association (RIA) has appointed a new chairman, XRail's Noel Travers, succeeding outgoing chair David Tonkin.
Gibson's Engineering, a father and son duo company, has reopened the famous St Rollox depot, known as 'The Caley'.