Penalties for dodging rail fares in England and Wales will be increased to £100, the Government has announced.
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Network Rail urged to improve train punctuality after performance dip
The regulator ORR said performance has dipped since April but remains better than before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read morePassenger trains to run on Dartmoor Line for first time in 50 years
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps will dispatch the first passenger train to run on the Dartmoor Line for over 50 years.
Read moreContactless ticketing at 700 railway stations to ‘level up’ the North
Contactless ticketing will be introduced at more than 700 train stations in what the Government claims is an effort to “level up” the North and Midlands.
Read moreRailway family’s 100-year-old photo collection donated to National Railway Museum
A 100-year-old photo collection showing a family of railway workers in the West Midlands has been donated to the National Railway Museum in York after being found in the back of a wardrobe.
Read moreBodmin & Wenford Railway reopen buffet after lengthy closure
Bodmin & Wenford Railway has announced the buffet at Bodmin Parkway station is due to reopen on November 19.
Read moreSalisbury rail services to fully resume 16 days after crash
Rail services through Salisbury will fully resume 16 days after a crash involving two trains, the rail industry has announced.
Read moreStrikes by London Underground drivers over Night Tube dispute
Drivers on London Underground’s Night Tube are to stage a series of strikes from later this month in a dispute over staffing, a leading rail union has announced.
Read moreTSSA challenges rail industry to protect jobs amid industrial action threat
The Transport Salaried Staffs Association (TSSA) is stepping up demands for no compulsory job losses in the railway industry amid fresh warnings of industrial action.
Read moreDfT minister tours British low-carbon trains with Network Rail at COP26
Department for Transport (DfT) minister Trudy Harrison MP and Network Rail chief executive Andrew Haines took a closer look at the best of British low-carbon train technology at COP26 in Glasgow.
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