Essential reading for today's rail enthusiast
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Sam Hewitt
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RAIB’s initial report finds the Croydon tram was being driven at more than three times the line speed limit when
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The Office of Rail & Road is considering an application to run open access services on the South Western Main
Rising costs and project delays mean that Great Western electrification now offers a lower benefit-cost ratio than that for the
Chiltern Railways began driver training into Oxford ahead of extending its Marylebone services from Oxford Parkway to the city’s main
Government guarantees new funding for the digital railway, East-West works and regional enhancements. Network Rail has been awarded £450 million
I HAVE just completed Simon Bendall’s excellent article on the HST prototype set (December issue, REM). It brought to mind
Sixty years ago in 1957, and after nearly a decade of dithering by those in charge, the first of the
THIS will be a big year for modern traction, as 2017 is the diamond jubilee of the first main line
The fleet of new ‘Electrostar’ units should be in service with the Essex operator before the end of November. THE
Further locomotives were returned to the main line during October, including the reinstatement of another Class 37. LATE October proved
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