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Network Rail joins the public sector: but don't call it 'nationalisation'
On Monday, the track operator will be answerable to parliament to a chorus of executives and MPs playing the change downIt is June 2029, and the last train run by a private company rolls into platform 28 of the new Euston mega-station. The moment is marked only by a low-key ceremony with a handful of managers and long-retired staff, since few in the railways want to reignite the long-bubbling political row over what only the oldest members of the House of Lords still call "a return to the bad old days of British Rail".Yet, as Labour ministers are fond of pointing out, the fi...
MP Jim Paice demands better services at Ely railway station
MP Sir Jim Paice is backing calls for improvements to be made to services at Ely railway station. The South East Cambridgeshire MP is supporting rail users by calling for Abellio Greater Anglia to recruit more staff and to improve the station's ticket office.
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- Not everyone will rejoice at the passing of the tax discMany dont even know that the iconic discs will become redundant in October, but for one collector, their demise will be something of a reliefNeil Jones admits it was a bit of a relief when the government announced the end of the tax disc in last years autumn statement. While this week a survey claimed that half of drivers are not aware that the paper version is being phased out from October, Jones is very much up-to-speed on the change in the law: for him, it wont just be a matter of getting to grips with new admin, it will be the end of the road for a collection that began three decades ago.J...
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- Motorists warned to heed 20mph signsMOTORISTS have been told that pedestrian islands may be built across the capital if 20mph warning signs are ignored under proposals to introduce a new city-wide speed limit.
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