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Britain’s railway stations ‘will not be step-free until 2070’
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A target to make Britain’s railway stations fully accessible by 2030 is set to be missed by 40 years, according to a disability charity.
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Celebrities join forces to warn of HS2 ‘disaster’ in short Christmas film
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Chris Packham has joined forces with Dame Emma Thompson and Annie Lennox to warn of the “environmental disaster” they say will be caused by the HS2 rail line.
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Rail passengers warned as new timetable comes into effect across UK
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Cancellations and delays are causing havoc for rail commuters as the new railway timetable comes into force.
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UK railway news round-up
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In a week dominated by election coverage, we try and swerve away from the General Election and give you the important stories from across our railways.
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South Western Railway strike: Sixth ballot for rail workers
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Rail workers on strike over the guards on trains dispute are to be balloted for industrial action for the sixth time since the row flared because of “anti union” laws.
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Get the perfect gift this Christmas with Mortons Books!
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Mortons Media Group has launched a range of non-fiction books to complement the selection of Mortons bookazines available from retailers all over the world.
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Fantastic digital offering at Heritage Railway magazine
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The brand new digital edition of Heritage Railway magazine is on sale now – at a limited-time reduced price, early release and a FREE bookazine with every issue.
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Hull Trains release virtual walkthrough tour of new Paragon Trains
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Hull Trains have released a 360 virtual tour of inside its new Paragon Trains, and are inviting customers to take a look.
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Network Rail protects Banksy’s Birmingham homelessness art
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Network Rail has put a protective screen over the latest art work by world-famous street artist Banksy.
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Train guards strike pauses for General Election Day
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Rail workers involved in a lengthy series of strikes will go back to work for one day on General Election Day, but services will remain disrupted.
