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From Monday 9 September 2019, Blackpool will be one of…
From Monday 9 September 2019, Blackpool will be one of the first towns in the North of England to receive Northern’s brand-new trains to connect the town with key cities and region across the network.
Virgin Azuma is expected to innovate cross-border services for five…
Virgin Azuma is expected to innovate cross-border services for five of Scotland’s cities, bringing comfort and luxury for travelling passengers…
13 previously owned Class 150 trains will be introduced to…
13 previously owned Class 150 trains will be introduced to the Northern network and be made ready for customers by the experts at Arriva TrainCare …
Bombardier’s new rolling stock and maintenance contracts for c2c franchise…
Bombardier’s new rolling stock and maintenance contracts for c2c franchise will see maintenance service teams ensure a more reliable service...
Rail Minister Paul Maynard MP, Northern and Network Rail have…
Rail Minister Paul Maynard MP, Northern and Network Rail have officially opened a new £23 million train maintenance depot in Blackburn.
A total of 68 extra carriages are to be added…
A total of 68 extra carriages are to be added to trains on the busiest Southeastern services.
Approximately £7.9 million is on offer to develop cutting-edge ways…
Approximately £7.9 million is on offer to develop cutting-edge ways to improve the UK rail network for passengers in the next round of the Accelerating Innovation in Rail (AIR) scheme, run by the Department for Transport (DfT) in partnership with Innovate UK.
The Department for Transport has announced the release of the…
The Department for Transport has announced the release of the ‘draft accessibility action plan’ aimed at improving accessible public transport.
The Department for Transport has given the green light for…
The Department for Transport has given the green light for five new train stations to be built in England and Wales.
The transformation of Britain’s railway is not just a political,…
23 November 2016 | By Paul Maynard MP, UK Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Transport
The transformation of Britain’s railway is not just a political, technological and financial challenge. It is also a cultural challenge for a rail industry that is experiencing unprecedented change and modernisation.
