News
-
Network Rail carries out £2m spring clean to clear graffiti
Posted
by
A £2 million spring clean has tackled the “eyesore” of graffiti on Britain’s railways.
-
Passenger train narrowly avoided hitting two cars at user-operated crossing
Posted
by
A passenger train narrowly avoided striking two cars at a user-operated crossing after the drivers failed to call the signaller to check the route was clear, an investigation has found.
-
-
Union hails support for strikes by railway workers and cleaners
Posted
by
Strikes by railway workers and cleaners in two separate disputes over pay were said to be “solidly supported” on Sunday.
-
Mortons Media Group Acquires Four New Titles
Posted
by
Our publishers, Mortons Media Group Ltd. have recently acquired four new modelling titles to add to our portfolio, including RCM&E, Model Boats, Model Engineer and Model Engineers’ Workshop. The magazines will continue to be led by their existing editors.
-
-
Great Central Railway approves plans for £1m bridge replacement
Posted
by
The Great Central Railway PLC’s Board have approved for work on the replacement of Bridge 326 crossing the A60 adjacent to the former Brush Works in Loughborough to begin.
-
Cracks in trains caused by excess movement and salt in the air
Posted
by
Cracks on trains discovered last year were caused by excess movement and aluminium corroded by salt in the air, an investigation has found.
-
Passengers reminded to ‘travel either side’ of Easter bank holiday
Posted
by
Passengers travelling between London Euston and Scotland over the Easter bank holiday are being urged to travel either side of the long weekend.
-
Integrated Rail Plan promises more money and faster results
Posted
by
While HS2’s eastern leg is scrapped (for now), full MML electrification and a faster ECML are planned instead.
