EUROSTAR UK, the company responsible for the UK’s share of the cross-channel rail services between London, Paris and Brussels via the Channel... continue

By Meera Rambissoon
34th place isn’t a bad place to enter the Power 50 - hot off Transit’s press last issue (Transit January 9) - and Anthony Smith, chief... continue

Northern Rail, Metro, Network Rail and the Department for Transport have partnered together to modernise public information in stations across... continue

Engineering firm Costain is set to commence rebuilding the ‘Tesco Tunnel’ at Gerrards Cross after securing design approval for the scheme... continue

January It was a difficult start to 2008 for Network Rail. The infrastructure controller came under fire after engineering works over Christmas... continue

Many railway passengers have welcomed the expansion of services in recent years. However, it would seem that you can’t please everyone. Take... continue

The Liberal Democrats have proposed that any passenger forced on to rail replacement bus services because of engineering works should receive a 25%... continue

SIR Moir Lockhead began the New Year on a high when he claimed top spot in the Transit ‘Power 50’ list of the most powerful and... continue

Virgin Trains is seeking assurances from Network Rail over the reliability of the West Coast Main Line upgrade after component failures on three days... continue

It’s not every day that the great and the good of the transport industry can come together and let their hair down, but the annual Railway Ball... continue

Arriva trains Wales is now running a faster train service between north and south Wales, launched by transport minister Ieuan Jones this week. The... continue

Rail operators are due to run 265,000 more trains a year with the start of the new timetables this week. Services are due to be quicker, with more... continue

The West Coast Main Line between London and Scotland suffered delays  on the first day of its new timetable, following a £9bn... continue

The Office of Rail Regulation has called for the Department for Transport to consider auctioning off ‘bundles’ of paths on intercity... continue

When the January rail fare increases were announced, the Department for Transport and train operators trotted out their usual lines about how above... continue

By Rhodri Clark
In five years of operating the Wales & Borders network, Arriva Trains Wales has arguably achieved more than it gets credit for. The Standard... continue

Train punctuality is at its highest level since the measure was introduced in 1998, according to new figures published this week. The Office of the... continue

The Office of Rail Regulation is optimistic that Network Rail will complete its Christmas engineering plans on time this year, but have not ruled out... continue

By Rhodri Clark
Two single-track bottle necks will be doubled under a Rail Forward Programme announced by the Welsh Assembly Government this week. The limitations of... continue

By James Dark
Network Rail and Merseyrail have renewed calls for funding to improve Liverpool Central station and for a debate on when, not if, it should be... continue