Rail (UK) - 2016-07-16

• South West fights on
• Going Forth
• Leeds crossroads
• Inside WCR HQ
• NR debt rises 10%
• £23m repair for S&C
• Delay for EGIP
• Southern services
• Passenger survey
• DfT questions Govia
• US Class 59s
• HS2 to Sheffield
• Open Access
• Christian Wolmar
• Stop & Examine
• HS2 Matters
• Philip Haigh
• What the passengers think
• Rail Delivery Group calls on RMT to end disputes
• Khan urges Government to strip GTR of franchise
• CHRISTIAN WOLMAR
• Find out what’s been happening on the rail network in your area
• EXCLUSIVE: The traincrew view
• Talks between RMT and operator continue to resolve ScotRail strikes
• Network Rail underspend­s by £348m, but more spent on renewals
• Scotland performs better on renewals
• NR does well on safety - but performanc­e is a concern
• ScotRail and Caledonian Sleeper miss performanc­e targets
• Track quality improves in 2015-16
• “... unquote”
• Slow progress in the Highlands
• Good marks for asset performanc­e
• Failure to follow floods procedure
• Network Rail plans 800 apprentice­ships a year
• Safety improves - except at crossings
• Train performanc­e misses trio of targets
• Higgins recommends Sheffield city centre station for HS2
• Sheffield Midland option would save £1 billion
• Regenerati­on report expected
• Eden Brows repair programme
• Northern uses Grand Central ‘180’ to ease capacity issues
• Gatelines to ease Bristol congestion
• New footbridge to reduce risk of accidents at Lincoln level crossing
• Alstom secures ‘180’ maintenanc­e
• Eurotunnel backs M20 lorry park
• Punctualit­y app for c2c passengers
• Approval for Parkway scheme
• Eurostar uniform award
• Weekly scrap train runs from port of Sunderland
• GBRf MD Smith urges Government to back UK rail freight
• NR’s freight value
• Double-track target
• Business overseas
• Automotive work
• Carry on with HS2
• McLoughlin quizzed by MPs on state of UK rolling stock
• McLoughlin praises IEP as Class 800 carries its first passengers
• NR plans charter changes after Scotsman debacle
• Derbyshire takes new role at NR
• Bidders to make Southweste­rn plans
• Interim code of practice on train toilets for charter firms
• Bombardier begins building six c2c Class 387s
• Two Network Rail directors to leave
• Wesson takes on top finance role
• DB Cargo marks Malcolm co-operation with ‘Highland’ 90
• RAIB recommenda­tions to reduce ‘trap and drag’ incidents
• Midlands Metro Alliance is signed
• Network Rail takes on extra apprentice­s for 2016
• HS2 key to Midlands economic strategy, business leaders told
• Brexit: decline in GDP would hit freight, says Smith
• Chilterns Route Study to tackle capacity challenges
• New £24 million station opens at Bromsgrove
• Chiltern to trial digital service
• NORTH WEST
• APT: The Untold Story book winners
• Alstom to repaint all Pendolinos
• Crossrail 2 deal for Atkins/CH2M
• Contributi­ons
• Rebuilt ‘73/9s’ take over all Caledonian Sleeper work
• Hire duties for Class 67s halves
• Driver training starts for AGA’s second locomotive-hauled set
• Trio of GTR Class 387/1s readied for move to Great Northern duties
• Great Western bi-mode ‘801s’ to be reclassifi­ed as Class ‘800/3s’
• High Speed UK: The Fully Network Alternativ­e to HS2
• Kirby: HS2 has made “real progress”
• NAO praises contracts approach
• Benefits at risk from future changes
• Tornado was ready to go
• South London constraint­s
• Gatwick Express stress
• New stock required
• An HST in blue and grey
• Southern conductors seeking to assure their future
• Trespasser­s: no leniency
• Time to ‘box clever’
• A brief history of Supertram
• Leeds Trolleybus: What it offered, and why it went wrong
• Wimbledon signal box in need of salvation
• Why the 20-year plan
• Okehampton
• How will the plan support passengers and the economy?
• Further reading
• Newton station’s blackest day
• Using a Senior Railcard
• Parochiali­sm: good for Fare Dealer… bad for the UK
• National Rail Timetable

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