Rail (UK) - 2022-06-15

• What does the strike mean for Rail Live?
• INDUSTRY INSIDER
• Williams becomes CBE as railway workers honoured
• Royals on Rails
• NR sends railway tools to Ukraine
• Response to UCR “later this year”
• £4.3m repairs to Cardiff bridge
• Revised Euston station designs displayed for residents
• Curzon Street restoratio­n paused due to “structural issues”
• HS2 expands job training scheme
• TfW seeks cover after loss of ‘Sprinters’ in train fire
• DRS makes open day all-ticket
• RIA: future “can be bright” as passenger numbers rise
• Loram wins contracts for NR’s IM trains
• SWR stations receive a repaint
• Perry Barr station all set for Commonweal­th Games
• Metro trams: truncated service set to resume
• Gaiger to lead West Coast Partnershi­p Developmen­t
• More volunteer groups on SWR
• Train performanc­e worsens, but is better than pre-COVID
• Arriva Group’s rolling stock goes under carbon emissions scrutiny
• T&W Metro’s expansion starts
• Failure to reach decision-makers a barrier to improving train interiors
• Repaired LO Class 710 returns to traffic
• More talks in Scotland after ASLEF rejects 4.2% pay offer
• Balfour Beatty wins Piccadilly Line upgrade contract
• Defibrilla­tors at EMR stations
• Better safety at Peak Forest site
• Eurostar tree planting offer
• Pilot projects to help youngsters
• RSSB research to improve understand­ing of wellbeing
• Limited spaces for night cyclists
• Robinson takes developmen­t role
• Thameslink bids to tackle mental health
• Northern becomes ‘Gold’ investor
• ONS report concludes: hybrid working to influence commuting patterns
• Maps to explore London on foot
• Vandals target life-saving kits
• Industry bodies back new mental health charity supporting rail staff
• TSSA praises Irish for cutting fares
• ETCS Level 2 testing conducted on HST power cars
• Next phase for Tyne & Wear Metro depot reconstruc­tion
• Cufflink secures innovation prize
• More HST power cars taken for scrapping
• Samaritans to lead research on rail mental health
• Industry research on cyber attacks
• Competitio­n helps to tackle trespass
• Tube suicides decrease by 44%
• Robinson takes on CILT director role
• Boost for supply chain as rail business centre opens
• Amey urges rail to embrace digital technologi­es
• Final designs for Kenyan station
• Decision on infilled bridge set to affect national policy
• Testing continues on West Midlands ‘730s’
• Help for the blind at TPE stations…
• …and ticket aid for deaf passengers
• First train to Barking Riverside
• ‘Trainbow’ livery honours Alan Turing
• Murals brighten up Birmingham
• Which is the UK’s worst crossing?
• About the author
• Still to come…
• Time to introduce the Basic Fare
• Connect more via Old Oak Common
• Old Oak Common interchang­e timings
• Caledonian Sleeper: A work in progress
• Top 10 main line steam highlights
• 1972’s railtours
• Recommende­d reading
• …and with the fares for the new Elizabeth line
• Info on replacemen­t buses
• Rail Live quiz
• Bromsgrove

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