Railways Illustrated
-
PREVIEW: September issue of Railways Illustrated
Posted
by
Grab the brand new September issue of Railways Illustrated magazine for the best coverage of today’s railway scene.
-
Metrolink tram services reduced to manage COVID-related absences
Posted
by
Metrolink has announced a temporary reduced timetable due to coronavirus-related staff absences from August 6.
-
Tyne and Wear Metro to enforce wearing face masks on services
Posted
by
Passengers using the Tyne and Wear Metro must continue to wear face coverings when travelling on the system, unless they are exempt.
-
Elephant and Castle station reopens after huge fire
Posted
by
Around 100 firefighters battled a huge blaze close to Elephant and Castle station which caused a large plume of smoke to billow over south London.
-
You can help choose name for HS2 tunnel boring machine
Posted
by
HS2 has launched a public vote to name a Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) which will create a one-mile twin bore tunnel in Warwickshire.
-
PREVIEW: July issue of Railways Illustrated
Posted
by
Grab the July issue of Railways Illustrated for the best coverage of today’s railway scene.
-
Dates confirmed for Caledonian Sleeper workers’ 11-day strike action
Posted
by
Caledonian Sleeper workers will take strike action for 11 days later this month over a pay dispute.
-
Coroner calls for warning signs after boy electrocuted on railway line
Posted
by
A coroner has called for Network Rail to improve warning signs at a railway station after a 17-year-old boy was electrocuted on the live rail after he went on to the tracks oblivious of the dangers.
-
Premium economy service launched for rail travel
Posted
by
Three classes of travel are being offered on Britain’s domestic railway for the first time in decades.
-
Government calls on operators to urgently resolve train cracks disruption
Posted
by
The Government has called on rail operators to “urgently set out a comprehensive plan” to resolve the ongoing disruption to services due to cracks found in some trains.
