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Rail is a British biweekly magazine focused on the railway industry, rail transport and train travel across the UK. First published in 1981, it provides in-depth coverage of railway operations, infrastructure developments and industry news, making it a trusted source for both professionals and rail enthusiasts. The magazine is known for its detailed reporting and expert analysis, covering topics such as rolling stock, engineering projects, rail policy and network upgrades. It also features interviews with industry leaders, operators and engineers, offering insight into the challenges and innovations shaping modern rail transport. Alongside industry-focused journalism, Rail includes features on historic railways, future technology and major transport initiatives, creating a broad and informative reading experience. Its combination of technical expertise and accessible reporting appeals to readers with both professional and personal interests in railways. Available on PressReader, Rail magazine delivers authoritative industry coverage, expert insight and comprehensive reporting from the world of rail transport.
IN this issue, our last before Halloween, we take a tour of the nation’s most haunted stations. But on the way we’re stopping at some others, new and old. One of the oldest and largest is Glasgow Central (page 32), where we were surprised to...
The consultant: Gareth Dennis Railway engineer, policy strategist and writer How GBR can tackle overcrowding, p28 The manager: Phil Marsh Half a century in rail, with 30 years at British Rail, Railtrack and Network Rail Behind the scenes...
This issue of RAIL is packed with plenty of news, features and analysis, bringing you the latest from the railway industry. But there’s even more news at railmagazine.com. Here are some of the biggest stories since the previous issue went to...
A level crossing can be permanently closed after a three-year process. Tackley level crossing, between Oxford and Banbury, was closed in April 2020, after repeated misuse, with a temporary footbridge installed at the adjacent...
