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National Railway Museum sign agreement with Flying Scotsman custodian
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The National Railway Museum is today delighted to announce that the museum has reached agreement with Flying Scotsman’s custodian, Northern Steam Operations Limited (NSOL), on future arrangements for the locomotive and how the two parties will work together in the future.
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Colne Valley launches £1m development fund
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The Colne Valley Railway has launched an appeal to raise up to £1 million for a major development of its Castle Hedingham headquarters – and for possible extensions.
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Tube and rail fares in London to rise by 4.6% in March
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Tube and rail fares in London will increase by 4.6% next year, the capital’s mayor Sadiq Khan has announced.
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Passengers on cancelled trains able to travel on other operator’s services under new scheme
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LNER, Northern and TransPennine Express will allow customers affected by cancellations to travel on each other’s services at no extra cost under a new scheme.
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UK train fares highest in Europe, study claims
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UK train ticket prices are the most expensive in Europe, according to a new study.
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Rail services remain disrupted in wake of Storm Darragh
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Disruption to train services caused by Storm Darragh continues with several lines closed due to fallen trees and debris, as the clean-up operation gets under way.
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Rail passengers face disruption over radio system fault
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Rail passengers across Britain face disruption due to a fault with a radio system used by train drivers and signallers.
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National Railway Museum volunteer retires after 49 years
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The National Railway Museum has celebrated the achievements of one of its longest-serving volunteers as he retires after 49 years.
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Southern Western Railways service first to transfer into public ownership
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South Western Railway’s services will be the first to transfer into public ownership next year, the Government has announced.
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Over 28,000 fare evasion prosecutions dropped
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More than 28,000 prosecutions for alleged fare evasions have been declared null and void.
