The Railway World – Past, Present and Future
by
Alex Bestwick
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A police policy not to investigate thefts of bikes left at railway stations for longer than two hours has been reversed.
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Disruption from a landslip in Surrey which left a railway line hanging in mid-air will last until the middle of next month.
National Rail Enquiries said a number of railway lines are closed because of flooding.
A blind student who fell onto train tracks after an assistance service failed to meet him has been awarded £18,000 in compensation.
East Lancashire Railway (ELR) has partnered with Network Rail to reduce waste and costs by reusing rail materials from the national network on heritage lines.
Organisations across the rail industry came together to celebrate Brew Monday, Samaritans annual campaign.
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Inside Track Railway Holidays is shaping up for a standout year, with its 2026 itinerary promising one of the operator’s
A new nine-day luxury steam train holiday is set to take rail enthusiasts deep into the heart of Europe’s most
Caledonian Sleeper made its first service departure from Birmingham International on Thursday night.
Eurostar gave its 400 millionth passenger a first class upgrade and complimentary bottle of champagne.
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