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Deadline approaches for fate of franchises
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Colour scheme for new £362m Tyne and Wear Metro fleet revealed
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GTR and Porterbrook unveil £55 million fleet modernisation
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DfT declares war on railway graffiti
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Get your name in The North Yorkshire Moors Railway and the Esk Valley Line
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The Aln Valley Railway – then and now
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Network Rail signals end of the line for diesel trains
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Monday essay: is franchising finished?
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PREVIEW: September EDITION OF THE RAILWAY MAGAZINE
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GTR spreads messages of support on World Suicide Prevention Day
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Stonehaven report: Climate change impact on railways ‘accelerating’
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Network Rail to increase earthwork spending in wake of Carmont disaster
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Grand Central abandons Blackpool plans
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Grand Central’s North West route between Blackpool & London abandoned
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DfT reveals rejected rail restoration bids
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Work starts to clear wreckage from Carmont derailment
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Rail industry wants passengers to be ‘confident’ as more trains run
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Monday essay: knowing when to stop
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Graffiti vandals paralyse Island Line service
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HS2 heralds ‘formal’ start of construction
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Eurostar withdraws from Kent stations for two years
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HS2 strengthen partnership to help ‘covid generation’ into work
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Bristol Temple Meads station celebrates 180 years
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Operators announce increased services to meet demand

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Colour scheme for new £362m Tyne and Wear Metro fleet revealed

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GTR and Porterbrook unveil £55 million fleet modernisation

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DfT declares war on railway graffiti

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Deadline approaches for fate of franchises

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THE Government must decide the fate of most English rail franchises by Sunday, when the Emergency Measures Agreements which came into force on 23 March

Colour scheme for new £362m Tyne and Wear Metro fleet revealed

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Photo: Nexus Nexus has revealed the colourful design for Tyne and Wear Metro’s new £362 million train fleet.  The public body, which owns and manages the Tyne

GTR and Porterbrook unveil £55 million fleet modernisation

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DfT declares war on railway graffiti

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Get your name in The North Yorkshire Moors Railway and the Esk Valley Line

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The Aln Valley Railway – then and now

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