Northbound Caledonian Sleeper terminated at Stafford after ‘technical issue’
A Caledonian Sleeper service from London to Glasgow and Edinburgh was cancelled in the early hours of the morning as problems continued for the new trains.
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Rail firm Southern ranked last for public trust
Train operator Southern scored the worst levels of public trust out of all rail companies over the past two years, according to a new report.
Branson calls on Government to cancel all rail franchising competitions
Sir Richard Branson has urged the Department for Transport (DfT) to cancel all rail franchising competitions.
Rail passengers to be hit by line closures over both May bank holidays
Rail journeys will be disrupted during both May bank holiday weekends as more than 900 engineering projects are carried out.
More must be done to regain customer trust, says ScotRail boss
ScotRail must do more to regain the trust of customers following a decline in performance levels, rail boss Alex Hynes has said.
£870m to cut 10 minutes off cross-country Glasgow to Edinburgh train trip
THE collapse of construction giant Carillion has pushed the cost of the Glasgow-to-Edinburgh rail scheme up another £12m.
Toilet charges at Glasgow and Edinburgh stations to be scrapped from next year
TOILETS at two major Scottish stations will be free to use from April 2019.
The Rail Thing? Experts scrutinise options for Scotland’s train network and insist passengers must be in the driver’s seat
A LITTLE good news about Scotland’s railways has been in short supply in recent years.
Revealed: Inquiry launched as cost of upgrading Edinburgh to Glasgow rail line soars by £116m
A TROUBLED scheme to cut journey times on Scotland’s busiest rail route has soared by more than £110 million.
ScotRail Alliance boss issues apology after ‘unacceptable’ disruption on Scotland’s railway network
THE ScotRail Alliance's managing director has issued an apology following a series of disruptions on Scotland's railway network in the past week.
Network Rail boss says trains could run 24 hours a day ‘in the not-too-distant future’
TRAINS could be running in Britain around the clock in the "not too distant future", the chief executive of Network Rail has said.