Rail (UK) - 2020-04-08

• Dive-under
• National emergency
• ETCS contracts
• National parks
• DfT wiring U-turn?
• West Coast wires
• Chris Heaton-Harris
• HS2’s Curzon Street
• Projects halted
• Tube overcrowdi­ng
• TOCs nationalis­ed
• RAIL fares expert Barry Doe says passengers must be kept more up-to-date with timetable changes.
• Stefanie Foster looks ahead to a greener and cleaner future.
• Something to say? This is your platform.
• The railways must remain open.
• Industry feels the impact.
• Pandemics of the past.
• Meaningful changes.
• Jobs safe as Hull Trains temporaril­y suspends operations
• Data enables tracking of real-time passenger demand
• Freight identified as key player in moving essential supplies
• COVID-19: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
• Manchester and Sheffield lift travel pass restrictio­ns
• UK train production stops but depots remain open for servicing
• NHS outpatient clinic at New Street
• GB Rail: Labour’s blueprint for a publicly owned railway
• Emergency timetables and the number of services cut
• Rail Live 2020 postponed to September
• Varamis plans electric freight to carry light goods
• HS2 begins Birmingham people mover process
• Government looks to bi-mode to fortify rail freight
• Rail industry needs transparen­cy on air pollution
• Porterbroo­k: modified trains have a role to play
• Evidence sought on Midlands and North rail strategy
• Salisbury line reopens after temporary repair to landslip
• NRM selects design for new Central Hall
• …while new Class 720 Aventras begin main line testing
• Non-accessible rolling stock withdrawal­s start with Mk 3s
• Rail Operations Group ‘47’ modified for haulage work
• Wrong choice of stations
• North West decisions
• North Tyneside back on the national rail map
• Regulator must clamp down on lack of toilet facilities
• An opportunit­y for the rail industry to deliver major change
• East-ended? When the ECML was at risk
• TransPenni­ne Express refuses request for compensati­on
• A boost from the Budget…

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