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Jeremy Westlake, incoming Network Rail CEO, will share his insights on rail reform and growth at the Railway Industry Association’s annual conference this November.
Enjoy Britain’s countryside and brewing heritage with Trainline’s recommended rail ale trails, offering picturesque journeys and local pubs perfect for raising a pint.
Alstom will deliver 26 automated MPL25 metro trains and modernise Lyon’s line D with Urbalis signalling, improving passenger experience, energy efficiency, and network reliability.
A CPS report by Tony Lodge warns GBR could reduce accountability and hinder rail innovation without key reforms.
Victoria and Rhodes Streets will shut to traffic, with safety upgrades supporting future hybrid-electric train operations in 2029.
The Northern City Line is now the UK’s first commuter route fully controlled by in-cab digital signalling.
Network Rail celebrates Manny Kang’s dedication with a portrait unveiled at London Euston, inspiring future railway careers through the Railway 200 exhibition.
Siemens Mobility invests €250 million to increase Vectron locomotive output, integrate advanced digital solutions, and consolidate headquarters at Munich-Allach facility.
From 20 July, C2C train services will become publicly owned, supporting plans to unify and improve Britain’s rail network.
SMEs can now apply to develop and trial tech tackling wet floors and interchange stress at Bristol Temple Meads.
The Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China has recently issued the "Reply of the Ministry of Commerce on Agreeing to Hold the 2025 China International Metro Transit Exhibition", approving the China Association of Metros to host the 2025 China International Metro Transit Exhibition (MetroTrans) in Qingdao Shandong…
As of July 8th and 9th, 2025, the UK government has given the green light to over 50 road and rail upgrades across the country, backed by a £92 billion investment as part of its "Plan for Change."
Eurostar and St. Pancras Highspeed plan a major expansion to boost capacity and meet soaring demand for sustainable European travel.
The new course helps rail leaders make sound safety decisions by providing practical guidance and promoting a consistent approach across the industry.
EWR is gaining feedback from people with lived experience of disabilities to inform station designs, aiming to help build a modern, accessible railway that works for everyone.
