A new-look Newquay | The Railway Hub
The latest branch in Cornwall to benefit from infrastructure upgrades for the Cornish Metro is the 20-mile Par to Newquay line. Craig Munday highlights the changes. The railways of Cornwall have seen considerable investment in recent years. Mechanical signalling equipment dating back to the prewar era was swept away on the main line between Largin […]
Alstom to Install Automatic Train Control System on Paris Metro Line 8
Alstom will supply an on-board automatic train control system for Line 8 of the Paris Metro as part of a wider modernisation programme led by RATP Group on behalf of Île-de-France Mobilités. The contract forms part of the OCTYS 2030 programme, which aims to introduce upgraded signalling and automated control technologies across parts of the […]
New Research Maps Where Trains and Buses Are Built Across the US
New research from the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) shows that federal investment in public transport supports a wide manufacturing network across the United States, linking thousands of suppliers involved in the production of rail and bus vehicles. According to APTA, about 77 percent of federal public transit funding flows to private-sector companies. The association […]
NJ TRANSIT and Amtrak to Open First Track of New Portal North Bridge
On 16 March, NJ TRANSIT and Amtrak will begin operations on the first track of the new Portal North Bridge in Kearny, New Jersey. A ceremonial train ran over the bridge earlier this week, marking the transition from the 116-year-old Portal Bridge, which has been a frequent source of delays. The second track is scheduled […]
Backing The Next Generation Of Rail And Data Talent
Supporting the next generation of engineers, data specialists and decision makers is important to us. That is why we are proud to partner with Sterna Racing, a team of five students from James Gillespie’s High School in Scotland, who are competing in STEM Racing, formerly known as F1 in Schools. STEM Racing is recognised as one of […]
Issue 343 | The Railway Hub
With Heritage Railway magazine, you can keep up to date with essential railway news, days out and lots more! You won’t want to miss issue 343 of Heritage Railway magazine. If you’d like to give this edition of Heritage Railway magazine a read, then you can skip the wait and download the digital version or you can order the […]
Rail Industry Solutions Start with Smarter Parts Inventory Planning
Strategic parts inventory planning is a critical rail industry solution. Learn how predictive inventory strategies reduce downtime, control maintenance costs, and keep rail fleets operating efficiently. In the high-stakes world of modern rail, the term “innovation” often brings to mind images of autonomous locomotives, AI-driven dispatching software, or advanced wayside sensors. While these high-tech advancements […]
Stadler to Supply Up to 20 FLIRT Trains in Greater Poland
Stadler has signed a contract with the regional government of the Greater Poland Voivodeship for the delivery of up to 20 FLIRT electric multiple units. The trains are expected to enter service from 2028 and will be used in regional and urban rail transport. The vehicles will be manufactured in Poland. Stadler to deliver FLIRT […]
Delivering Uniformity Across 102 Metres
The new Mountfleurie Bridge has officially opened to the public, creating a vital pedestrian connection across the reinstated rail corridor forming part of the Levenmouth Rail Link. Commissioned by Fife Council, delivered via Network Rail, and constructed by Story Contracting, the 102-metre bridge strengthens connectivity within Levenmouth while supporting active travel and wider regeneration objectives. […]
Class 40 No. 40106 in BR Green: A Railway Photography Reflection
From Railways Illustrated editor Pip Dunn: Railway photography for me is about two things: a record for capturing a point in time to preserve a memory and an art form to create a great-looking image. Sometimes for me that is to recreate an essence of how things used to be. I’m always looking out for […]