Latest news from the railway industry
EXCLUSIVE: Shapps - Crossrail proves UK can deliver
Secretary of State for Transport Grant Shapps speaks exclusively on the record to Modern Railways
TfW cuts services after Craven Arms collision
Two of TfW Rail's 36 Class 150/2 DMUs will be out of action for months after they hit an abandoned mini digger on the track near Craven Arms on 22 May.
BLOG: High stakes and big risks in rail dispute
RMT members' dissatisfaction with pay, terms and conditions and job security is clear - but are strikes REALLY inevitable?
Staff at 13 TOCs and NR vote overwhelmingly for strikes
Rail staff vote to strike over pay and concerns over cuts: open access and freight operators not balloted.
Elizabeth Line: autumn target for Bond Street and through running
Bond Street station expected to open simultaneously at start of through running
Confidence in Elizabeth Line reliability as thousands use new railway
Confidence in reliability as Elizabeth Line proves popular on opening day
Byford: next TfL deal needs to be long-term deal
TfL Commissioner says Crossrail 2 plans should be 'dusted off'
Women in Rail awards celebrates excellence
The fifth Women in Rail Awards took place on 19 May at the Roundhouse, Camden.
Balfour Beatty Vinci expands job training programmes
Training programmes on High Speed 2 are being expanded to more colleges.