Why £1bn isn't enough for North Wales Main Line electrification
Mel Holley chronicles the halting progress of plans to electrify the North Wales coastal route.
Source: railmagazine.com
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North Wales Main Line electrification: will it ever happen?
Mel Holley chronicles the halting progress of plans to electrify the North Wales coastal route.
Source: railmagazine.com
Scotland commits to £4.2bn infrastructure spend in CP7
The Scottish Government finally published its High Level Output Specification and Statement of Funds Available for Scotland’s Railway infrastructure for CP7
United Kingdom Scotland Railway Scottish Government High Level Output Specification Funds Available Control Period
Source: railmagazine.com
R972 - Tightening the purse strings
Even greater pressure for HLOS cash to be spent wisely
Source: railmagazine.com
Network Rail secures £27bn government funding for next five years
The Department for Transport (DfT) has published its High-Level Output Specification (HLOS) and Statement of Funds Available (SoFA) for the next control
Mark Harper Darren Caplan Railway Industry Association Network Rail Department For Transport Df High Level Output Specification
Source: newcivilengineer.com
Transport Secretary outlines CP7 funding | RailBusinessDaily
Transport Secretary Mark Harper has published the objectives and funds available for operational railway infrastructure in England and Wales for control Transport Secretary Mark Harper has published the objectives and funds available for operational railway infrastructure in England and Wales for control period 7 (CP7).
United Kingdom Mark Harper Darren Caplan Railway Industry Association Network Rail Transport Secretary Mark Harper
Source: railbusinessdaily.com
Old trains...new homes?
Billions of pounds’ worth of new trains are on order, with many more in the pipeline. But what sort of future awaits the trains they are replacing?
Source: railmagazine.com