Essential reading for today's rail enthusiast
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Sam Hewitt
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This week’s roundup of news from the UK railway industry.
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There could be long-term damaging effects on city centres and High Streets unless workers return to commuting by train, new research warns.
A new study from Denmark has suggested road traffic and railway noise is associated with an increased risk of dementia.
The London Underground has seen its busiest rush hour morning since March 2020, according to Transport for London (TfL) data.
Rail passengers in the UK can now receive alerts by WhatsApp when their train is delayed or cancelled.
The RMT union has declared a dispute with Thameslink over claims there has been a “potentially lethal” Legionella outbreak on its trains.
Train passengers will get an indication this week of how much ticket prices may rise, amid calls for fares to be frozen.
Department for Transport (DfT) figures show the number of journeys being made by train in Britain is approximately 57% of what it was before the coronavirus crisis, while car use has fully recovered.
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