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Explains that Network Rail is now a public sector arm’s-length body of the Department for Transport.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
HS2's Supply Chain Conference 2014 continued in Manchester on 23 October.
HS2's Supply Chain Conferencen 2014 began in London on 17 October.
Three companies have been shortlisted to run the Northern franchise and 3 are being considered for the TransPennine Express franchise.
Works will boost capacity and transform the passenger experience.
Plans would see faster rail services for Hertfordshire passengers and pave the way for a more ambitious redevelopment of Euston station.
Speech about the infrastructure, innovation and the skills needed for a world class rail industry, given at the Rail Innovation Awards.
£1.7 million investment in station building and car park.
How record investment in the UK's rail network will benefit Scotland and help UK firms compete for opportunities across the Commonwealth.
Passengers to have more say over local rail services.
Up to 300 jobs created in component manufacturing in the north-east.
Commitment to help local businesses and communities reap benefit of HS2 stated in government response.
The report about the resilience of the transport network to extreme weather events has been published.
HS2 Ltd engineering headquarters to be located in Birmingham, creating 1,500 jobs in the area.
Rail minister Claire Perry unveils improved rail connections between Cambridge and Stansted.
Multi-million pound improvements unveiled.
Michael Luger, Justin McCracken and Bob Holland appointed to Office of Rail Regulation.
Essex Thameside franchise awarded NXET Trains Limited.
Deal will provide an additional 2,450 seats across morning and evening peaks every week.
New Essex Thameside franchise will deliver passenger benefits worth around £160 million.
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