Transport for London (TfL) is issuing guidance for passengers making journeys ahead of the Government’s easing of lockdown restrictions on March 29.
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LNER begins global search for innovation in rail industry
LNER is now accepting applications for the LNER FutureLabs second cohort, a groundbreaking accelerator focused on fast-tracking the latest innovations into the travel industry.
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ScotRail conductors industrial action going ahead
Passengers in Scotland are being warned to expect significant rail disruptions on Sundays because of strike action by ScotRail conductors.
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UK railway news roundup
This week’s roundup of news from the UK railway industry.
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Network Rail implements COV-RID thermal fogging product
Network Rail has introduced a new ‘COV-RID’ thermal product to keep its workers safe, as the UK goes through its roadmap out of lockdown.
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Bulleid Bideford nameplate comes home at last
Bideford Railway Heritage Centre has bought a set of nameplates from Bulleid West Country light Pacific No. 34019 for public display in the North Devon town after which it was named.
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New TV documentary: Secrets of the London Underground to air this year
UKTV has commissioned a new documentary Secrets of the London Underground – to be aired later this year on the Yesterday channel.
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HS2 protests contribute to £800m fresh ‘cost pressures’
Anti-HS2 protests and the COVID-19 pandemic have contributed to the project facing new “cost pressures” of £800 million, the Government has announced.
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Duchess of Cornwall backs Rail to Refuge scheme extension
The Duchess of Cornwall has expressed her support for the extension of the Rail to Refuge scheme, which offers free train travel for people fleeing abusive relationships.
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Network Rail to protect great crested newts during upgrade scheme
Network Rail has revealed that rare great crested newts will be protected during its major railway engineering project.
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