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  • UK railway news round-up

    UK railway news round-up

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    A new RAIB investigation has found that a driver struggling to use onboard software was the reason behind a crash involving an Azuma in November last year.

  • Publisher launches bumper railway gift guide for Christmas

    Publisher launches bumper railway gift guide for Christmas

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    Stuck for what to buy the rail enthusiast in your life… or keen to indulge yourself this Yuletide? Fear not, as Britain’s leading railway publisher may just have the answer.

  • Azuma driver’s struggle to use onboard software led to crash

    Azuma driver’s struggle to use onboard software led to crash

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    A crash involving two LNER trains happened due to a driver struggling to use onboard software, an investigation has found.

  • Ministers consider ‘incentives’ to win back rail travellers after lockdown

    Ministers consider ‘incentives’ to win back rail travellers after lockdown

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    Rail travellers may be offered “incentives” to get back on trains once COVID-19 restrictions are lifted, peers have been told.

  • Avanti West Coast signs up for Rail Aid

    Avanti West Coast signs up for Rail Aid

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    Avanti West Coast is offering enthusiasts the chance to get their hands on some eagerly sought after railway artefacts to help raise money for Rail Aid.

  • UK railway news round-up

    UK railway news round-up

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    A new national COVID-19 lockdown running from November 5 to December 2 has had another damning effect on the UK rail scene.

  • Fund for Stonehaven rail crash victims tops £142,000

    Fund for Stonehaven rail crash victims tops £142,000

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    An appeal fund set up for the families of the three people who died in the Stonehaven rail accident has raised more than £142,000.

  • Disused train carriages converted into new school library

    Disused train carriages converted into new school library

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    Network Rail teams in the North East have volunteered their skills to help a primary school in County Durham acquire two disused railway carriages and convert them into a school library.

  • Britain’s most bashed bridge is at Hinckley

    Britain’s most bashed bridge is at Hinckley

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    A 15ft high railway bridge across one of Britain’s main trunk roads has been revealed by Network Rail as the structure most hit by HGVs.

  • UK railway news round-up

    UK railway news round-up

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    A new national COVID-19 lockdown running from November 5 to December 2 has had another damning effect on the UK rail scene.


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