Rail (UK) - 2019-03-27

• NEW CROSS WORD PRIZE
• New fleets crisis
• Graeme Pickering
• Industry Insider
• Rail Live 2019
• Stourbridg­e
• GBRf Class 50
• Pennine traction
• Springburn to shut
• Azumas are ‘go’
• Moor Street
• Half-price wires
• Open Access
• Philip Haigh
• Analysis
• Regional News
• Stop & Examine
• Christian Wolmar
• Driver sighting problems delay use of GTR Class 717s
• TPE targets May timetable start for Nova 3 trains
• Scotland seeks rail freight plan to secure growth
• ScotRail poised to extend use of ‘classic’ HSTs’
• Plummer advocates independen­t rail organisati­on
• Lewes-Seaford signalling upgrade delayed
• Mace and Dragados win bid to build Euston HS2 station
• …but Haines looks to bi-mode and battery options
• Network Rail officially declares itself as ‘Open for Business’
• Government urged to commit to new Liverpool transport hub
• ORR calls for compatibil­ity on ticket machines
• MPs query Northern Powerhouse Rail’s impact on towns
• Chief Executive blames lack of rail expertise for Crossrail delays
• A thousand more trains promised for May timetable
• Long-term strategy to counter economic imbalance
• Williams aims for greater focus on users and leadership
• Evidence paper compares UK network with others
• Welsh autumn delays - ‘finger pointing does little good’
• Rail Alliance and Birmingham research centre join forces
• Delay Repay 15 introduced to Anglia and GWR
• MPs urge Great Eastern Main Line investment
• A record quarter as annual rail journeys reach 1.74 billion
• More freight moved despite intermodal decline
• Passengers feel ‘short-changed by rail,’ watchdog to tell review
• DB fined £2.7 million after Tyne Yard trespass incident
• Go-ahead for Cumbrian rail-linked deep mine
• Great Western calls time on long-distance High Speed Trains
• Class 331 EMUs to enter Northern traffic after tests
• Hull Trains’ Hitachi Class 802/3s being readied for November start
• Wales welcomes its first bi-mode Class 769 FLEX
• Newton Aycliffe releases first LNER ‘801/1s’ for tests
• Treatment of passengers
• Problems with HS2
• Manufactur­ers must be mindful of noise pollution
• Barlaston’s long delay
• Long walks at Redhill
• Reopen lines… but make sure they’re the right lines
• Ticket price comparison­s
• Rail Delivery Group bows to the inevitable on industry structure
• The signature that secured Chiltern’s (and Derby’s) future
• More on Pay-As-You-Go
• High hopes for rail in Wales
• The ghost at Lullingsto­ne

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