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A QUESTION I find myself asking rather too often is: ‘Would the rolling stock crisis that is badly affecting the
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HAS anyone else noticed the large number of rail freight terminals in the Midlands which are under construction or in
THIRTY years ago, on December 12, 1988, a busy commuter train ran into the back of another packed train, which
HAVING prompted readers to make comments, and just three weeks after the public consultation period ended, the Department for Transport
THE announcement that Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has ordered a Rail Review comes as no surprise. It’s been very much
IT’S been another summer of discontent for rail passengers. Strikes because of industrial disputes over driver-only operation are still affecting
TRAVELLING into Birmingham New Street last month, I was shocked at the abundance of vegetation alongside the track around Grand
IN the past six weeks we’ve seen a shambolic start to the new summer timetable with thousands of passengers unable
IT’S BEEN a bad month for our railways. In fact a very bad month, with so much adverse publicity stemming
IN THE August 2016 issue of The RM we reported around 35 miles of siding space was needed to store
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