Author: John Band
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Published Mon 15 of Dec, 2014 10:01 GMT
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(8286 Reads)
This is how Britain’s Treasury saves transport projects from disaster.
Things were so much easier in the old days. One of Sydney's trams in 1960. Photograph by Ian Brady.
Author: Phil Smart
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Published Thu 04 of Dec, 2014 10:35 GMT
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(6524 Reads)
Railfuture welcomes the reference in the Chancellor's Autumn Statement to the long overdue upgrade to services on the Great Eastern Main Line (GEML), dubbed the ‘heritage line’ due to its 40 year old rolling stock!
Author: Chris Page
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Published Tue 02 of Dec, 2014 17:46 GMT
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Nus Ghani and Tom Tugendhat, the Conservative parliamentary candidates for Wealden and for Tonbridge and Malling, met with Chris Page and Roger Blake of Railfuture today, after visiting the Thameslink worksite at London Bridge.
Author: Keith Dyall and Norman Bradbury
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Published Mon 01 of Dec, 2014 20:58 GMT
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Railfuture representatives Keith Dyall and Norman Bradbury visited the Hitachi IEP mockup, which comprises the cab, part of a first class vehicle with universal toilet and part of a second class vehicle with standard toilet, at DCA Design, Warwick.
Author: Chris Page
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Published Mon 01 of Dec, 2014 11:36 GMT
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Northern Rail needs new diesel trains to replace Pacers and increase capacity sooner than lines can be electrified, but manufacturers have been unwilling to supply them - until now.
Author: Chris Page
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Published Tue 04 of Nov, 2014 09:41 GMT
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New class 68 No 68004, seen here at Peterborough, is working from Norwich to Doncaster while 66529 brings an empty stone train from March, bound for Mount Sorrel.
Author: Chris Page
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Published Mon 03 of Nov, 2014 13:06 GMT
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Railfuture President Christian Wolmar presents Peter Marshall, Chairman of Huddersfield Penistone Sheffield Rail Users Association, with the Gold Award for Best Newsletter.
Author: Jerry Alderson
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Published Fri 10 of Oct, 2014 12:54 BST
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Over 500 pupils from 13 primary schools across the Scottish Borders and Midlothian have had the chance to get hands-on engineering experience thanks to the Borders Railway ‘Bridges to Schools’ project, supported by the ICE