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  • Eurostar tells rivals to put their money where their mouths are

    April 28, 2025

    Eurostar has called on its rivals to invest in the UK’s capacity for international rail as it insisted it welcomed increased competition. The Temple Mills depot in East London is currently the only place in the UK that can host high-speed, cross-channel trains to and from Europe. It has become a central part of the [...]

  • Avanti West Coast co-owner to launch €1bn Eurostar rival

    April 8, 2025

    A co-owner of Avanti West Coast has confirmed plans to launch a €1bn (£856.6m) rival Eurostar which would run services between London and Paris. FS Italiane Group is looking to run a high-speed rail service between the two capitals by 2029. The group, which co-owns Avanti West Coast alongside FirstGroup, has put aside €1bn for [...]

  • Could bats put East West Rail off track?

    March 18, 2025

    East West Rail could provide a direct connection between Oxford and Cambridge for the first time, but opposition to the project is growing.

  • Exclusive: HS2 should not re-negotiate contracts, says Balfour Beatty boss

    March 13, 2025

    A scathing report from the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) last month concluded HS2 Ltd's contracts were "unacceptable to the public purse" and that it was "imperative" the project delivered on its assurances to re-negotiate them.

  • Trainline shares tumble despite record sales ahead of national ticket app launch

    March 13, 2025

    Trainline shares tanked on Thursday despite record full-year sales and the announcement of a £75m buyback programme. A bumper set of results failed to quell investor fears over the launch of a state-owned rival ticketing app in the UK, with the stock dropping more than 13 per cent in early deals. It came despite net [...]

  • London St Pancras owner inks new partnership as it eyes services to Italy and Germany

    February 21, 2025

    The company in charge of St Pancras International is luring in competition for Eurostar by nearly tripling passenger capacity and launching a range of new European routes. A tie-up between London St Pancras High Speed and Eurotunnel will “lay the foundations for increased cross-Channel rail traffic” alongside faster journey times, the companies said in a [...]

  • Trainline shares tumble as further rail ticketing plans unveiled

    February 19, 2025

    Trainline shares tumbled almost nine per cent on Wednesday as the government unveiled more details on how sweeping railway reforms will impact the ticketing sector. Great British Railway (GBR), the arms-length body that will oversee the UK’s railway system, is set to bring together individual train operator’s onto a single website. The Department for Transport [...]

  • Trainline on track for European expansion as state-backed rival nears

    January 28, 2025

    The boss of Trainline has outlined his European expansion plans as the online ticket giant faces government-backed competition at home.

  • Trainline shares fall as national ticketing service unveiled

    January 22, 2025

    Trainline shares dipped this morning after ministers unveiled plans to introduce a national rail ticket website as part of wide-reaching reforms The stock fell more than five per cent in early trading as investors reacted to the news. Great British Railways (GBR), the arms-length body that will oversee the UK’s reformed railway system, will bring [...]

  • RMT union boss Mick Lynch to step down

    January 9, 2025

    Mick Lynch, the RMT general secretary who gained national notoriety during a series of train strikes in recent years, is to retire. Lynch, 63, was elected general secretary in 2021 after previously serving two terms as assistant general secretary and another two on the union’s national executive committee executive. The union boss has become a [...]

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