The HS2 Timeline: Part 1
Read part 1 of Global Railway Review's HS2 timeline, detailing the origins and planning stages of the UK high-speed rail project.
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Read part 1 of Global Railway Review's HS2 timeline, detailing the origins and planning stages of the UK high-speed rail project.
March 2024 has been a busy month for the Global Railway Review team, read our roundup to hear about events, visits and much more!
Bentley Systems have officially opened their new UK headquarters in London.
The UK Railway Industry Association (RIA) have announced their dates for their Annual Conference later this year.
The UK Government have announced their new plans for funding, which will be redirected from HS2 to other Midlands rail projects.
SilverRail's Vice President of UK Rail, David Pitt, has shared his predictions for the rail industry for the year 2024.
New plans for Teesside Park station have been unveiled as well as a new bus interchange.
The new tunnel segments for the latest section of HS2 are on the move. Freight services are on the move to HS2's London Logistics Hub
The second tunnel boring machine (TBM) named Mary Ann, has started digging under Birmingham in the next phase of HS2.
The UK Government's Department for Transport have announced a £3.9 billion boost for their new Network North plan.
Inspiring HS2 apprentice, Nusayba Abass, spoke at London's STEM LIVE event, held at the Science Museum in Kensington.
Passengers hoping for a Christmas getaway in the UK are urged to plan ahead. GWR has warned of train disruption around Paddington station.
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The Railway Industry Association (RIA), the voice of the UK rail supply community, has voiced its concern over the growing confusions surrounding the Government's plans for Phase 2 of HS2. The Birmingham to Manchester leg of HS2 has been under threat for the past couple of months, though PM Rishi…
Responding to reports that the second phase of the HS2 scheme between Birmingham and Manchester may be abandoned, reviews by the Railway Industry Association (RIA) on the Department for Transport (DfT) data demonstrates that passenger numbers today are higher than in 2012, when HS2 was first approved. Numbers are returning…
This issue explores some of the bigger next-steps for the industry, including Digital Automatic Coupling; the importance of broadening career horizons for women and the younger generation within the industry and the significance of fleet upgrades.