Dozens of passengers were forced to flee a burning Southeastern train at a station in Kent.
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Train services severely disrupted in latest strike
Train services will be severely disrupted on Friday as rail unions walk out in their latest strike action.
Read moreGovernment announces £2.7m study into improving South Wales Main Line
The UK Government has announced a £2.7million investment to explore new and improved rail links between south Wales and England.
Read more£300,000 track upgrade for North Norfolk Railway
New pointwork costing over £300,000 is being installed at the eastern end of Weybourne Station on the North Norfolk Railway.
Read moreHow is each train operator affected by the latest strikes?
Britain’s train services will be hit by strike action on two days this week.
Read moreSeven train firms not using system to notify passengers of cancellations
Seven train operators are not using a system available for eight months to automatically notify passengers when services are cancelled or changed, a regulator said.
Read moreChancellor denies claims HS2 will not run to central London
The Government refused to confirm HS2 will reach its central London terminus at Euston amid reports the planned new station may be delayed or scrapped because of rising costs.
Read moreThe National Railway Museum spotlight technology that could decarbonise Britain’s railways
The National Railway Museum has launched a new season focusing on Decarbonisation as part of its Innovation Platform exhibition highlighting technology that could benefit our railways.
Read moreMural unveiled celebrating pioneering female train driver
A mural celebrating one of the UK’s first female train drivers woman has been unveiled to launch a recruitment campaign.
Read moreEurostar leaving hundreds of seats empty to avoid queues
Eurostar is being forced to leave hundreds of seats empty on trains to and from London to avoid long queues at stations, the cross-Channel train operator said.
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