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Rail Minister’s vision for the future.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Multi-million pound compensation for Southern passengers for disruption and delays.
Southern rail passengers to be repaid the equivalent of a month’s travel for the extraordinary disruption they have suffered.
Improved compensation scheme for passengers if their train is more than 15 minutes late.
Transport Secretary announces improved compensation scheme for passengers if their train is more than 15 minutes late.
Arriva Cross Country to continue to run trains services stretching across Britain under new contract announced today.
Government decision that the CRA should apply in full to all transport services, including mainline passenger rail services, from 1 October 2016.
Southern to reinstate 119 train services into the weekday timetable, and Thameslink to introduce new, longer and more spacious trains.
Rail Minister Paul Maynard announces a host of extra benefits and services for passengers in the West Midlands.
Enhanced services and faster trains across East Anglia franchise including new trains from Bombardier.
South Western rail franchise competition specification documents released for bidders.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Rail minister Claire Perry sets out her vision for a sustainable railway.
DfT and TfL set out a commitment to improve capacity and service levels across the region’s rail network.
Pay as you go using Oyster and contactless has been introduced at Gatwick Airport, making journeys more convenient for rail passengers.
The Department for Transport has officially signed the Northern and TransPennine Express contracts.
‘Hereward’ Line designated as a community rail service.
Transport Minister visits Newcastle to unveil smart card scheme bringing cheaper, easier journeys on Tyne and Wear Metro and local buses.
£750 million Birmingham New Street station re-opens.
Birmingham New Street station has been overhauled to dramatically improve passenger capacity and experience.
The government and rail industry continue to deliver capacity-boosting measures, as latest crowding statistics published.
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