The Latest Rail News
Apprentice power for new railways
The government has announced backing for 30,000 new apprenticeships to keep pace with demand.
Plummer to head RDG
Paul Plummer is to succeed Michael Roberts as the chief executive of the Rail Delivery Group (RDG) and the Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC).
Deutsche Bahn using virtual reality to plug skills
Deutsche Bahn (DB) is redoubling efforts to persuade young people to join the railway.
NTAR - Setting the standard
A training academy which sees itself playing a pivotal role in finally grasping the rail industry’s skills challenge is set to open in October.Other Top Stories
- Deutsche Bahn Trade Mission - March '16
- Perry opens Northampton Academy
- McLoughlin launches skills strategy
- Facing up to fatigue
- Certifiably successful… summer celebration for adv
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Text 'STREET' To '70007' Today!!
Thousands of children still sleep on the streets because they're too affraid to go home...
First Thameslink Class 700 arrives in the UK
The first Class 700 Desiro City train for Thameslink has arrived in the UK for testing.
Backing Eurotunnel
The cross-London tunnel section of the Thameslink route is planned for closure from September 2004 to March 2005 to permit the construction of...People Moves
- DSB appoints programme director to lead procuremen
- Scott Harrison joins SPX
- Murphy Man Awarded OBE
- Go-Ahead appoints corporate communications directo
- Rowe Hankins Cudis Ltd appoints new non-executive
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Putney station on track
Putney Station is one of the busiest suburban commuter stations in London, with 18 trains per hour passing through it at off-peak times alone.
Thameslink: Next stop London Bridge!
Last spring, the rail engineer gave an update on the progress of the challenging £5.5 billion scheme to improve the Thameslink route through the heart of London from Bedford to Brighton.