Rail (UK) - 2017-03-29

• 89% fleet increase
• Four-train ECML plan
• Stone train derails
• Paul Maynard
• 2,000 rail workers strike
• Old Oak open day
• BR’s last hurrah
• Lost lines
• Foreign legion
• Kent Route Study
• Fare Dealer
• Open Access
• Christian Wolmar
• Philip Haigh
• HS2 Matters
• Drivers’ union negotiates revised Southern deal
• Lime Street collapse investigat­ion to focus on wall’s structure
• ORR issues guidance on Network Rail business plans
• NR must change user-worked level crossing management
• IMechE competitio­n tests engineerin­g student innovators
• Vivarail begins testing battery-powered D-Train
• Devolution key to plans for Cambridges­hire improvemen­t
• Punctualit­y getting worse - not better - for capital’s commuters
• Plan to turn Manchester stations into community hubs
• Intermodal to continue despite £4 million cut in grants
• Regional News
• Northern’s new DMUs to begin testing in spring 2018
• Naming honours work with Class 37/7 Heavyweigh­ts
• More Thameslink-bound Class 700s arrive in the UK
• TPE lines up dual-mode ‘88s’ to supplement use of ‘68s’
• At least seven visitors lined up for Swanage Railway diesel gala
• Metro time table demise
• Right guard
• Japanese co-operation
• Best option for Barnstaple
• West Coast ticketing
• HS3’s key connectivi­ty
• Rail reopenings: processes need greater speed
• READERS’ LETTERS
• An even greater Manchester
• Light rail heavyweigh­t
• The four pillars of affordable LRT
• Midland Metro
• The East Midlands needs regional services
• Progress and potential at Port of Liverpool
• What about Woodhead?
• Great Western electrific­ation flaws
• Documentin­g BRB’s legacy fleets
• Japan: a nation in love with its railway

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