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  • UK railway news roundup

    UK railway news roundup

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    The easing of lockdown measures across the country comes at a good time for Rail Charter Services, and HS2 is back in the news as the project’s minister responds to criticisms.

  • HS2 Minister responds to Transport Select Committee

    HS2 Minister responds to Transport Select Committee

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    HS2 Minister Andrew Stephenson has responded to a letter from the Transport Select Committee last month in his own letter about the next steps for HS2.

  • LNER joins ‘know your train’ on Real time trains website

    LNER joins ‘know your train’ on Real time trains website

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    LONG distance operator LNER is the latest train operator to participate in the ‘Know Your Train’ service feature of the website Real Time Trains. ‘Know Your Train’ gives you more information about the rolling stock actually operating on each service, such as what it will look like and what the facilities are onboard. Using information from…

  • NEW Settle & Carlisle luxury charter train announced

    NEW Settle & Carlisle luxury charter train announced

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    THE timing of an announcement for a reduction in social distancing by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, along with a further easing of restrictions has come at a perfect time for the launch of a new thrice daily luxury charter train, which will operate over the scenic Settle & Carlisle line this summer.          For eight weeks,…

  • From the archive: Experimental Vehicles – Ro-Railers: Ahead of their time or overtaken by events?

    From the archive: Experimental Vehicles – Ro-Railers: Ahead of their time or overtaken by events?

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    A new type of vehicle for use on both road and rail was trialled in the early 1930s, but never caught on. Alan Dale considers whether early road-rail vehicles were too advanced for their time. The Ro-railer, or road-rail vehicle, is an innovation that has flickered in and out of fashion and topicality, with changing…

  • Newcastle Central Station revamp plans approved

    Newcastle Central Station revamp plans approved

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    Multi-million-pound improvements that will change the face of historic Central Station in Newcastle have taken a major step forward.

  • Face coverings compulsory on public transport in Scotland

    Face coverings compulsory on public transport in Scotland

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    Face coverings are now compulsory on public transport in Scotland as the country eases lockdown measures.

  • UK railway news roundup

    UK railway news roundup

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    Here’s the news from the railway network this week.

  • Inside the July issue of Rail Express

    Inside the July issue of Rail Express

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    This issue Rail Express gets caught up with operators as they prepare for the end of lockdown, plus the Irish government reaffirms it’s support for rail. This month’s issue is essential reading for today’s rail enthusiasts.

  • What’s inside Issue 268 of Heritage Railway?

    What’s inside Issue 268 of Heritage Railway?

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    In this issue we discuss the ‘almost’ 60 years celebration of Bluebell splendour, plus Gareth Evans talks to heritage lines about their experiences dealing with the Covid-19 crisis.

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