Policy paper

Reforming our railways

The government’s vision for the railways, alongside the policies that are needed to realise that vision.

From:
Department for Transport
Published
8 March 2012
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

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Documents

Reforming our railways command paper

Ref: ISBN 9780101831321, Cm. 8313

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Reforming our railways command paper

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This command paper sets out the government’s vision for the railways, alongside the policies that are needed to realise that vision. Making life better for customers – both passengers and freight users – is at the heart of our approach.

We must also make the railways financially sustainable in the longer term, so they can contribute to the country’s economic growth and environmental goals.

Published 8 March 2012

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