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Tag: Class 67

Class 90 visits Swindon for electrical testing

8th January 2020 Nigel Devereux Electric, Network, News

ONE of the most unusual movements this year has seen freshly painted Class 90 No. 90035 move from Crewe to Swindon. The train has been put

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Asset Monitoring: Looking after the rail infrastructure

5th September 2019 Nigel Devereux Features, Network

Many RM readers will have seen the yellow Network Rail trains around the country, but what do they do and why are they operated? Andrew

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‘Passengers first’ as Network Rail’s regional structure goes live

31st August 2019 Nigel Devereux Diesel, Electric, Network, News

JUNE 24 signalled the start of significant structural changes at Network Rail, designed to tackle the declining performance and punctuality of passenger and freight trains

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