ScotRail is to launch a Sunday train service for day trippers to Oban from Edinburgh, Linlithgow and Polmont over six weeks this summer. It will start on Sunday 25 July and run each Sunday until 29 August inclusive.The service is timed to give passengers five hours in the West Highland town. The train will ...

Iain Coucher has informed Network Rail’s Board of his intention to step down following eight years with the company, including three years as chief executive. He will remain in his post over the coming months and will be involved in the search and recruitment of a successor to allow for ...

Unit No 156499 was the Class 156 working the 18.20 Queen Street-Oban service on 6 June. It hit what is thought to be boulders caused by a rock fall at Falls of Cruachan. The unit is on its side, with the front coach overhanging a drop of 15 metres. The ...

On 1 June, Electro-Motive Diesel announced that it had been bought by Progress Rail Services, a subsidiary of Caterpillar Inc. EMD, manufacturer of the Class 66 and 67 locomotives used in the UK, has a locomotive manufacturing plant that employs 400 people in London, Ontario, Canada, plus an engine factory ...

Version:1.0 StartHTML:0000000216 EndHTML:0000004833 StartFragment:0000002905 EndFragment:0000004797 SourceURL:file://localhost/Users/jamesabbott/Desktop/June%20issue/People%20/Yves%20ANTONINI%20appointment.doc Crossfield to take helm at Invensys Signalling and train control provider Invensys Rail has appointed former Network Rail director Nick Crossfield as its new Managing Director for its Northern Europe division. He takes the helm of the division in June and succeeds Mark Wild who has ...