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UK Rail Passengers satisfied with the industry

June 28th, 2011 by Simon Haddock

A report published by European Commission has revealed that people making middle or long distance trips by rail in the UK are happier with their journey than most of their European neighbours. (more…)

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Solar panels boosting Europes Green credentials

June 7th, 2011 by Simon Haddock

Europe’s green credentials were boosted this week with the installation of solar panels on an artificial train tunnel in Belgium. (more…)

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Has McNulty put us on the right track for rail reform?

May 20th, 2011 by Simon Haddock

Sir Roy McNulty’s long awaited report into the rail industry was published on Thursday. The former Civil Aviation Authority chairman pointed out that rail costs should be 20-30% lower but in order to achieve this there will need to be a ‘very substantial programme of change.’ (more…)

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Are trains set to dominate domestic long distance travel?

April 6th, 2011 by Simon Haddock

Data from the Association of Train Operating Companies suggests that travelling by rail between major UK cities could soon become more popular than flying. (more…)

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Boris Johnson comes under criticism for his TfL business plan

April 1st, 2011 by Simon Haddock

Boris Johnson has outlined his new business plan for Transport for London but unions are angry at his proposed cost saving measures. (more…)

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