Army assists with track laying at Darlington Locomotive Works
In the first weekend in June, Royal Engineers returned to Darlington Locomotive Works (DLW) to further assist in track laying.
Author: Richard Stuckey
I have had a diverse career in the IT, travel and hospitality industries.
I have a lifelong interest in railways, as a passenger, heritage enthusiast and tourist, and have traveled extensively on trains in England, Scotland, Europe, the USA and Australia.
Edinburgh Fringe Festival: Extra trains set to run to deal with passenger demand
Attendees at the Edinburgh Fringe festival in August can expect up to three extra daily services from TransPennine Express (TPE)
Innovative repairs for Glenfinnan Viaduct
Network Rail has embarked on a significant new phase of their £3.4m project to futureproof the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct.
Class 60 locomotives to be serviced in Leicestershire thanks to new deal
DCRail has entered a new three-year contract with Leicester based UKRL, who will undertake all servicing on their fleet of Class 60 locomotives
£2 weekend return tickets for Merseyrail users
From this Saturday (13 July) it's just £2 return from Headbolt Lane, Kirkby and Fazakerley stations to Moorfields or Liverpool Central.
ScotRail announces reduced timetable as trade unions reject pay offer
ScotRail says that fewer train drivers than normal are currently available for overtime or rest-day work
Extension for Co-Op Live free Manchester Metrolink travel
Today, Co-op Live and Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) revealed the extension of their innovative sustainability program.
Severn Valley Railway wins 5th consecutive TripAdvisor award
The Severn Valley Railway (SVR) is celebrating after receiving a prestigious award from TripAdvisor, the well known and trusted tourist platform.
GB Railfreight gets gold-level in Rail Safe Friendly programme
GB Railfreight (GBRf) will now deliver and support the Rail Safe Friendly education programme in 150 UK schools.
Design unveiled for Brazil’s new trains
Designed for Line-6 Orange, the trains are lighter, with lower electricity consumption and a layout designed especially for the comfort of passengers