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National Railway Museum seeks nostalgic photos for 50th birthday
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For its 50th birthday next year, the National Railway Museum is collecting photographs from the public capturing half a century of the museum.
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How does Labour’s Budget impact Britain’s railways?
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From HS2 to fare hikes, how will Labour’s Budget impact Britain’s railways?
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Fine train operators for accessibility failures, urges Paralympian
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Train operators should be slapped with heavy fines for failing disabled passengers, Paralympic champion Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson has said.
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One dead and 15 injured in two train collision
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A man has died following a collision between two trains in Wales on Monday evening, British Transport Police have said.
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Military personnel and veterans offered free train travel to remembrance events
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Serving military personnel and veterans are being offered free train travel to remembrance services next month.
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Severn Valley Railway’s Christmas Fayre is coming
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The Severn Valley Railway’s Engine House at Highley is holding its annual Christmas Gift Fayre on October 26 and 27. Dozens of suppliers will offer a wide range of gifts and products on sale, including hand-crafted jewellery, stained glass, wooden crafts and candles. “Once again we are working with talented and enterprising local craftspeople,” said Nadia…
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Northern drops legal action over £1.90 railcard error
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Northern have said they will “be taking no further steps” after a 22-year-old went viral sharing that he had been threatened with legal action for using his railcard at the wrong time.
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Train travel provides vital boost for local economies, report finds
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Train travel is vital for local economies with passengers spending billions of pounds each year, according to new research commissioned by the rail sector.
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HS2 likely to reach Euston, Transport Secretary suggests
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Transport Secretary Louise Haigh has said it “would never have made sense” for HS2 not to reach Euston and that an announcement on the project will be made “soon”.
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Euston station’s advertising board switched off following criticism
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Network Rail has turned off a large advertising board at London’s Euston station which was criticised for making the passenger experience worse.
