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New operator announced to run Elizabeth line
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A new operator will be awarded the contract to run London’s Elizabeth Line, TfL has announced.
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Names and colours for London Overground lines to be introduced from Wednesday
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Individual names and colours for London Overground railway lines will be introduced from Wednesday in the hopes of making navigation easier.
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New prizes announced in the search for the UK’s best young railway photographers
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New prizes are up for grabs in the search to find the UK’s most promising young railway photographers.
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World’s first railway station added to heritage at risk list
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The world’s first railway station is among the sites added to a list of heritage at risk, an annual update shows.
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Government orders review into train fare prosecutions
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The Government has ordered an independent review of rail fare prosecutions and enforcement following claims of disproportionate action taken by train operators.
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Rail performance data to be displayed at stations for ‘transparency’
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Rail performance data will be displayed at stations to show passengers how services are working, the Transport Secretary has said.
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Avanti West Coast ‘making progress’ but ‘still more to do’, says managing director
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Train operator Avanti West Coast is “making progress” in improving its performance but there is “still more to do”, managing director Andy Mellors said.
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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.
