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This seminar will provide a timely opportunity to assess the challenges for delivering the Elizabeth Line in December 2018, and Crossrail’s completion in 2019, …
Crossrail and Transport for London (TfL) have hailed a major milestone for Europe’s largest infrastructure project as the first new Elizabeth line train was tes…
Crossrail: The central section of the Elizabeth line will open during autumn 2019. Construction on the line is almost finished, but the section still requires e…
BLS Cargo says its 2019 results have been positive but it has called the outlook for 2020 'bleak' in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
Ricardo Rail are a global rail consultancy providing technical expertise, assurance and specialist engineering services.
ORR has issued authorisations to all Elizabeth line stations due to open on 24 May, confirming the infrastructure is ready for passenger use.
Network Rail signalling contract awarded to Alstom and Amey to upgrade signalling systems and power supply between reading and paddington.
Your quick read for all the important rail news for the week from 11–15 November, including Stadler's first hydrogen train order in the US.
The Railway-News Industry Insider week 43: Wabtec and Bombardier celebrate milestones, and Avignon's tramway opens with Alstom rolling stock.
The Railway-News Industry Insider week 17: a summary of the global rail news, including new rolling stock orders from Hungary and Canada.
A significant milestone was marked on September 13, with the official completion of the permanent track for the Elizabeth line – London’s newest railway.
Network Rail has submitted proposals for a new station building in Ilford as part of the improvements being delivered for the Crossrail project.
September marked the official handover of the TfL engineering trains from manufacturer ROBEL Bahnbaumaschinen to Transport for London’s (TfL’s) Elizabeth Line o…
Railtex has been running since 1993, and since the very beginning RIA has been involved as an important partner.
Canary Wharf is the latest – and penultimate - Elizabeth line station to be transferred from Crossrail to Transport for London (TfL).