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HS2 rewrites contracts in cost-cutting bid

HS2 Ltd has renegotiated two major contracts in a bid to reduce the costs of the project. New contracts have been signed with EKFB and Align which account for more than 100km of the HS2 route between London and the West Midlands between them. EKFB, which is a joint venture of Eiffage,

Local trains return to Paignton after fire

Trains have returned to a south Devon station which was badly damaged by fire on 21 July. Three boys were arrested on suspicion of arson at Paignton station, and have been given conditional bail, but the line was closed between Torquay and Paignton while repairs and safety checks were carried out. Trains

ORR sets out plans for railway reforms

The Office of Rail and Road has revealed details of how it will cope with railway reforms, and is inviting views before a formal consultation is launched later this year. The creation of Great British Railways will end the need for contracted National Rail operators to have individual licences, but there

Trains slow down after long dry spell

Network Rail has imposed speed restrictions on some lines in the east of England, after prolonged dry weather caused the soil under the railway to shrink. Engineering work to repair the uneven railway which results will be causing some timetable changes from early August. King’s Lynn trains will be four minutes later

GBR Anglia liveries unveiled in London

The first trains to carry the new Great British Railways identity for Anglia have been unveiled at London Liverpool Street station. The event confirmed that regional identities will be carried on GBR trains. Rail minister Lord Peter Hendy joined GBR Anglia managing director Jamie Burles and colleagues from c2c, Greater Anglia and

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