Author: Ray King
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Published Mon 17 of Jul, 2006 18:38 BST
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(6547 Reads)
An artist's impression of Warwick Intermodal Station on Rhode island
Author: railwatch
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Published Sat 15 of Jul, 2006 10:29 BST
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(3380 Reads)
An inter-city style train is to be re-introduced to the Settle-Carlisle line as well as providing a peak-hour service between Leeds and Knaresborough.
Author: Ray King
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Published Fri 14 of Jul, 2006 23:48 BST
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(5361 Reads)
Rail campaigner Richard Crane with the train named after him
Author: railwatch
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Published Wed 12 of Jul, 2006 13:11 BST
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(2671 Reads)
America's House of Representatives looks set to starve Amtrak of funds while handing out billions of dollars for road building.
Author: railwatch
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Published Fri 07 of Jul, 2006 11:04 BST
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(2945 Reads)
Plans to extend Croydon’s successful tram network have entered the next stage of development with Transport for London choosing three of six proposals to examine further.
Author: Ray King
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Published Sun 02 of Jul, 2006 11:52 BST
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(6671 Reads)
Where Cast-Iron wants to run trains not buses.
Author: railwatch
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Published Tue 27 of Jun, 2006 16:55 BST
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(2787 Reads)
The largest single project in the history of German Railways becomes reality this year.
Author: railwatch
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Published Mon 26 of Jun, 2006 16:33 BST
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(2759 Reads)
Railway land will have a higher level of protection in future, thanks to a recent legal decision.
Author: Ray King
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Published Sat 24 of Jun, 2006 16:26 BST
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(6156 Reads)
A diesel-powered train for Bidston at Penyffordd. Picture: Dave Sallery
Author: railwatch
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Published Sun 18 of Jun, 2006 12:01 BST
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(3530 Reads)
The campaign to rebuild the Wensleydale railway has won support from TV actor Robert Hardy.
Author: railwatch
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Published Sun 11 of Jun, 2006 12:39 BST
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(2598 Reads)
The Government is at last beginning to recognise that something needs to be done about the appalling road congestion in the south east of England.
Author: railwatch
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Published Sun 04 of Jun, 2006 19:42 BST
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(3918 Reads)
July 4th is a special day for all who have been campaigning to reopen the scenic Wensleydale Railway.
Author: railwatch
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Published Thu 25 of May, 2006 12:25 BST
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(2657 Reads)
Funding has yet again been identified as the main reason why rail cannot play its proper function in national transport policy.
Author: railwatch
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Published Wed 17 of May, 2006 11:21 BST
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(3295 Reads)
A £329million contract to supply rubber-tyred trains and to help build a new 10-mile long rapid transit line has been won by Bombardier Transportation which has a factory in Derby.
Author: railwatch
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Published Fri 05 of May, 2006 22:54 BST
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(2748 Reads)
The Government is being urged to back the East London Line Extension, now that a judge has rejected blocking tactics by a group which wanted to preserve Bishopsgate viaduct and goods yard.
Author: railwatch
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Published Sun 30 of Apr, 2006 14:03 BST
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(3024 Reads)
A ten-point programme to improve rural rail services has been issued by rail experts.
Author: railwatch
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Published Mon 24 of Apr, 2006 09:44 BST
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(2951 Reads)
More than 40,000 tonnes of paper which is currently transported by road will in future go by rail thanks to a £100,000 award by the Strategic Rail Authority.