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UK railway round-up

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11th March 2022

This week’s roundup of news from the UK railway industry.
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£84m funding to boost train services in North West

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Shannon Butcher

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11th March 2022

An £84 million funding package to make trains in north-west England more reliable has been unveiled by the Government.
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Support The Wolsztyn Experience to care for Ukrainian Women and Children

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10th March 2022

The Wolsztyn Experience in Poland is looking to care for Ukrainian Women and Children who have fled war.
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Rail workers to stage protests outside stations amid warnings over job cuts

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Shannon Butcher

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8th March 2022

Rail workers will stage protests outside railway stations on Wednesday to warn about the impact of job cuts on services and safety.
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UK railway round-up

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Shannon Butcher

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4th March 2022

This week’s roundup of news from the
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Tube disruption continues after strike

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2nd March 2022

London Underground services continued to be disrupted on Wednesday after a strike by thousands of workers crippled the Tube on Tuesday.
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Train passengers braced for largest spike in fares since 2013

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Shannon Butcher

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28th February 2022

Train passengers in England and Wales will be hit with the largest fare rises in nearly a decade from Tuesday.
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UK railway round-up

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Shannon Butcher

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24th February 2022

This week’s roundup of news from the UK railway industry.
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Keighley trials boost bio-coal progress

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Shannon Butcher

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23rd February 2022

The first-ever trial of bio-coal in a full size, standard gauge locomotive has been described as a ‘milestone’ for steam.
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More travel chaos as Storm Frankin hits rail and road journeys

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21st February 2022

Severe weather brought further chaos to transport networks on Monday with rail services decimated and major roads closed.
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