Author: Ray King
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Published Wed 15 of Jun, 2011 19:04 BST
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(4050 Reads)
The TV advert can be viewed by clicking at the foot of the report below
Author: Ray King
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Published Fri 03 of Jun, 2011 10:04 BST
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(4175 Reads)
Alstom's new train to work France's newest high-speed line
Author: Ray King
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Published Thu 02 of Jun, 2011 10:36 BST
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(3966 Reads)
Viper's Bugloss wild flowers at Homerton station, east London
Author: Ray King
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Published Mon 30 of May, 2011 21:05 BST
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A Eurostar and a Javelin train at the opening of St Pancras International station in 2007. Picture by Eddie Macdonald for London and Continental Railways
Author: Ray King
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Published Mon 30 of May, 2011 11:35 BST
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(4211 Reads)
Maria Eagle, MP for Garston and Halewood
Author: Ray King
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Published Thu 19 of May, 2011 17:38 BST
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(4684 Reads)
Closed ticket offices: One way train operators have tried to make cuts at the expense of providing a service. Let us hope the Government does not follow this stupid way to save money.
Author: Ray King
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Published Sun 15 of May, 2011 18:08 BST
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(4106 Reads)
Bus serving Lacock, Wiltshire, in May 2011 Picture by Philip Bisatt
Author: Ray King
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Published Mon 02 of May, 2011 19:32 BST
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(8806 Reads)
The DLR map showing possible extensions in red
Author: Ray King
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Published Sun 01 of May, 2011 20:54 BST
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(5320 Reads)
The busway in Essen, Germany, takes up road space rather than robbing the railway of a useful and popular route
Author: David B
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Published Fri 29 of Apr, 2011 23:39 BST
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(7388 Reads)
Overground train at Crystal Palace in south London
Author: Ray King
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Published Mon 04 of Apr, 2011 15:42 BST
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(7543 Reads)
Picture from Cambridge News
Author: Ray King
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Published Fri 25 of Mar, 2011 09:40 GMT
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(6978 Reads)
The East Midlands Train network
Author: Ray King
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Published Wed 23 of Mar, 2011 20:25 GMT
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(8129 Reads)
One of GB Railfreight's class 92 electric locomotives which can haul freight trains through the Channel Tunnel pictured at Barking today (23 March 2011). One of GBRf's class 66s was named 'interhubGB' today
Author: Ray King
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Published Sun 20 of Mar, 2011 18:38 GMT
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(9367 Reads)
Three trains produced at Derby for Transport for London. Left to right: the class 378 Electrostar for London Overground, the S-stock for London Underground's sub-surface lines and one of the trains for the Underground's Victoria line. Picture: Bombardier