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£25m plan to save weather-battered railway

£25m plan to save weather-battered railway Details have been published of a £25 million plan to rescue a railway on the Welsh borders which has been blocked by five major landslips in the past two years alone. The line between Newport and Gloucester via Lydney runs alongside the Severn Estuary. Extreme

Network Rail announces £25m investment for critical Wales and Borders transport link

Photo: Network Rail Details have been revealed of a multi-million-pound plan to rescue a railway line increasingly ravaged by climate change and extreme weather.  The Newport-Gloucester line connects South Wales with the West Country, Midlands and north of England, providing a vital link for passengers.  Running alongside the Severn Estuary – exposed to rain, wind and sea – more frequent extreme weather has seen

RMT calls new strike ballot on ScotRail

RMT calls new strike ballot on ScotRail The RMT has served notice of an industrial action ballot on ScotRail as the latest development in its long-running pay dispute. The union said that the schedule for the ballot would permit action to take place during COP26 if, as expected, its members voted yes.

RAIB release report into Hampshire near miss

The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) has released its report into a near miss with a member of staff at Rowlands Castle station in December last year. At 19:14 hrs on December 19, 2020, a Network Rail Mobile Operations Manager (MOM) came close to being struck by a passenger train at

New Hull Trains managing director named

New Hull Trains managing director namedDavid Gibson has been appointed as the new managing director for First Group's open access operator Hull Trains. David joins the business on 1 October to lead Hull Trains on what it described as 'its continued journey to recovery after the challenges of the global

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