Featured “The beatings will continue until morale improves” It’s hard not to have a sense of groundhog day in rail currently. It feels that we’ve, over the course of the last decade at least, repeatedly been led back to the promise of a great change / rebrand / innovative approach that will transform the way we deliver railways in Britain.
article Roundtable: Data & AI This Roundtable Feature speaks to some of the industry’s brightest about the latest uses for Data and AI in rail. From predictive maintenance to scheduling and infrastructure management…
news Rail reform is an opportunity to better integrate track and train operations The Railway Industry Association (RIA) has published its response to the Government consultation on rail reform, “A railway fit for Britain’s future”.
news Universal signalling closes funding round Universal Signalling, a developer of innovative railway signalling and safety-critical systems, has successfully closed the first tranche of its pre-seed investment round. SFC Capital led the round, with additional funding provided by a group of business angels.
news UNIFE hopes €3bn R&I investment to protect European rail’s strategic autonomy UNIFE has expressed their belief that investing €3 billion in a dedicated Rail Research Programme in the next EU Budget will help develop technologies to keep the European rail supply industry number one in the world, amid the global race to challenge its position.
news North Carolina and Virginia Stations remain in high-demand Train travel is booming across the U.S., with North Carolina and Virginia seeing some of the highest traffic in the Southeast. In Fiscal Year 2024, the top stations in the region were the Staples Mill Road Station in Richmond, Va., and in Alexandria, Va., Charlotte, N.C., Raleigh, N.C, the Auto Train Station in Lorton, Va., and Norfolk, Va.
news Eurostar responds to recent ORR report Eurostar has stated that it welcomes this independent study by the Office of Road and Rail. It confirms what Eurostar has said all along…
news Network Rail Chief Executive steps down after 7 years Sir Andrew Haines, Chief Executive of Network Rail, has advised the Board that he has decided to retire from the company in October 2025.
Engineering is for everyone- GRR speaks to Eurostar’s Chief Rolling Stock Officer By Elizabeth Jordan - Global Railway Review
Global Railway Review unveils all-star Editorial Council to chart course for 2025 By Elizabeth Jordan - Global Railway Review
Railway Benefit Fund calls on fundraising stars for sporting events By Elizabeth Jordan - Global Railway Review
whitepaper Solution Brief: ADLINK PC104 Solution for Safeguarding Rails Discover how ADLINK’s PC104 computing solutions helped a leading rail system integrator successfully develop one of the industry’s first real-time streaming event recording system.
article Track Insight Report: How Rail Operations Are Evolving in 2025 By Elizabeth Jordan - Global Railway Review
article A coffee-table chat with… Emmanuel Colin, Director of Customer Services… By Emmanuel Colin, Paul Comfort
article Tunnel, vision: how a robotic and AI solution is transforming tunnel installation By Alan Worsley, Lee Bateson
webinar AI Governance in Rail Attend this free expert-led discussion on AI Governance in rail. Discover how the rail industry is developing policies, ethical frameworks,…
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Event UITP Summit The UITP Summit is the definitive public transport event for the sector, welcoming over 10,000 public transport professionals ranging from…
