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‘Hidden’ Lake District railway station restored to feature Murder On The Orient Express set cafe
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A “hidden” Lake District railway station will be revived this week with a dining experience on a Hollywood movie restaurant carriage as its centrepiece.
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Rail unions call public meeting over future of Eurostar
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Rail unions have called a public meeting aimed at boosting support for the future of the Eurostar train service.
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‘Fatigued’ train driver with history of safety errors narrowly avoided crash
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A fatigued train driver with a history of safety blunders passed a stop signal and narrowly avoided a head-on crash with another train, an investigation has found.
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North Yorkshire Moors Railway spearhead new ‘Love Your Railway’ campaign
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The North Yorkshire Moors Railway (NYMR) is spearheading a new national campaign to shine a light on the important work that heritage railways in the UK do.
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Train timetables reduced, Tube lines closed as ‘pinged’ staff self-isolate
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Rail operators and Transport for London (TfL) are cutting services because of the rising number of staff self-isolating.
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Rail firms still facing staff shortages despite emergency measures on self-isolation
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Companies will still face staff shortages and lost revenue because of the number of workers having to self-isolate despite emergency measures.
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Anger as inquest jury rules that Croydon tram crash victims died accidentally
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The families of Croydon tram crash victims have demanded a new inquest into their deaths after a jury concluded they died as a result of an accident and were not unlawfully killed.
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More than 30 miles of track renewals improve reliability of Anglia’s rail network
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Network Rail has replaced 36 miles of track across the rail network in the last 12 months to drive down delays for passengers in Cambridge, Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.
