Rail passengers in Northern Ireland can now use Translink’s new mobile phone ticketing system, mLink.
Passengers can buy, receive and display an electronic ticket on...
Network Rail in Scotland has placed £55m-worth of contracts as the Edinburgh Glasgow Improvement Programme powers up.
Morgan Sindall will construct a new £25m station...
A new trial scheme aimed at combating metal theft has been launched in the north east.
Operation Tornado requires anyone selling scrap metal to participating...
Birmingham New Street station’s Gateway project took a visible step forward over Christmas with the removal of part of the Navigation Street footbridge.
A new...
Andrew Williams has been appointed c2c’s new Olympics Project Manager.
He will be liaising with Network Rail, Transport for London, ODA, LOCOG and the British...
British Transport Police Federation Chairman, Inspector Alex Robertson, has been awarded the Queen’s Police Medal in the New Year’s Honours List.
Alex Robertson, from Glasgow,...
The Young Railway Professionals will be holding their third Annual Black Tie Dinner on Thursday, 2nd February 2012 in London.
The event provides a unique...
Railway stations are good for business, the community and commerce.
Investing in them boosts urban regeneration, drives up employment levels and increases property values by...
Unipart Rail has won a big contract in Australia.
Together with partner UGL Limited, Unipart Rail will be providing fleet maintenance and logistics services for...
The second anniversary of the start of domestic passenger services on High Speed One has seen passenger numbers powering ahead.
More services are being introduced...
Crossrail has unveiled the first of eight 1,000 tonne, tunnel boring machines (TBM) that will burrow under London excavating the tunnels for the new...
Over 600 people, from engineers, electricians and builders to carpenters, stone masons and abseilers, working on the King’s Cross project came together recently to...
