The Railway Magazine
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St Pancras International launches new cleaning robots to tackle virus
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St. Pancras International becomes the first railway station in the world to launch state-of-the-art cleaning robots in a bid to minimise the risk of COVID-19 to travellers.
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UK railway news round-up
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This week marks a major shake-up for the rail network as the government announced an end to rail franchising to address the continuing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Network Rail publishes Environmental Sustainability Strategy
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Network Rail has published its Environment Sustainability Strategy about the steps to be taken over the next 30 years “for rail travel to be the cleanest, greenest form of mass transport”.
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Network Rail introduces coffee cup recycling at stations
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Network Rail has installed 32 coffee cup recycling bins at seven UK railway stations in an effort to make stations cleaner and greener.
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Transport for Wales: 78% of passengers following face covering rules
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Transport for Wales (TfW) have revealed that 78% of their rail customers are complying and wearing face coverings on trains.
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Rail industry experts call for green investment post-pandemic
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A new report from leading rail industry professionals calls for the government to put rail at the heart of a green post-pandemic economic recovery.
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Rail industry reacts to end of rail franchising
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The rail industry has reacted to the government’s announcement of an end to rail franchising in a major shake-up for the rail network.
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Public consultation opens for Ely rail capacity
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Network Rail have opened their first round of public consultation for proposals to upgrade the railway in and around Ely and will run for six weeks.
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Rail franchising ‘ended’ as Covid support extended
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The government has announced an end to rail franchising in a major shake-up for the rail network.
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COVID-19 heroes to be honoured with their names on GWR trains
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Community heroes who selflessly helped others during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic will have their names added to the side of Great Western Railway trains in the coming weeks.
