Network Rail sees improvements in efficiency in the Office of Rail and Roads annual assessment
The 2021-2022 annual assessment also sees detail from Network Rail's new employment study focused on pay and reward
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East Anglia sees more trains running on time than ever according to new figures
The latest figures for Greater Anglia reveal an increase in trains running on time when compared to 2021
Rail regulator asks for HS1 stakeholder’s views ahead of next review
Ahead of its review of HS1 Ltd, the ORR has launched a consultation with stakeholders to obtain views on the processes and approach to the review.
First interns join The Office of Rail and Road
The new Internship will support students in gaining professional skills for the rail industry with subjects including engineering, diversity and inclu…
RAIB launch investigation into near miss with track workers in Staffordshire
The Rail Industry Investigation Branch (RAIB) has started an investigation into an incident involving track workers at Penkridge in Staffordshire.
The Office of Rail and Road’s release assessment of Network Rail
The annual assessment also called for sustained focus on tackling ongoing recommendations made after the fatal derailment at Carmont.
The Office of Rail and Road’s annual rail consumer report shows train and station operators need to do more
The report revealed further work is required by the rail industry to bring more improvements in  accessibility and delay compensation
Trams running again at Crich Tramway Village from 2nd July
From Saturday 2nd July, vintage trams will be running again at Crich Tramway Village after some essential safety work was completed.
London North Eastern Railway beats other operators in welcoming back passengers
From April 2021-March 2022, LNER saw the most customers return to its services when compared with pre-pandemic usage than any other operator.
The number of rail journeys made last year post-pandemic doubles previous year figures
Rail journeys made between April 2021 and March 2022 are more than double that of those made during the pandemic the year previous.