The first vehicle of Southern’s 26 five-car class 377/6s has been completed at Bombardier’s Derby works.
Static testing of the first train commences in February....
New Year 2013 means another confidence-boosting rail industry exhibition to look forward to. Railtex takes centre stage at Earls Court in London from 30...
A railway electrification project in Scotland has been hailed as the way forward for railway co-operation.
ScotRail waived its right to disruption compensation payments from...
Hitachi Europe has acquired the Railway Engineering Company Ltd from James Fisher and Sons plc. TRE supplies train simulators and automatic routing systems.
The move...
Former railway signalmen and women are getting together at the Signal School at York’s National Railway Museum to celebrate its centenary in January 2013.
The...
In a comprehensive display of unity, rail industry leaders have outlined strategies to take forward £37 billion worth of investment, stressing a commitment to...
Network Rail Infrastructure Projects has made sustainability a formal part of its procurement process, with five per cent of tenders now hinging on a...
Dubbed the world’s most romantic metro system, the Paris Metro has turned to an unromantic factory in Market Harborough to keep its passengers moving...
Keith Ludeman, former chief executive of the Go-Ahead Group, has joined new international business, Network Rail Consulting, as a non-executive director.
Network Rail Consulting, a...
The Young Railway Professionals (YRP) has launched a brand new website with a social network at its heart.
www.youngrailwayprofessionals. org – took its inspiration from...
Network Rail has seen 18 of its former apprentices graduate from Sheffield Hallam University with higher national certificates (HNC) in railway engineering this November.
In...
