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Great British Railways

  • ‘Defining moment’: UK’s largest train operator enters public ownership

    Politics

    Ministers have hailed the nationalisation of the of the largest train franchise as a ‘defining moment’ as the government pushes forward with nationalising the railway. Transport secretary Heidi Alexander hailed the nationalisation of Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), with its services accounting for one in six train journeys in the UK. Its four brands, Southern, Thameslink, [...]

    The Arterio trains are five years behind schedule due to a protracted dispute with unions over its safety, and a number of seperate faults.
  • ‘Attention, please’: Rachel Reeves hails rail fare freeze over Liverpool Street tannoy

    Transport & Infrastructure

    Commuters arriving into Liverpool Street station have been serenaded by the Chancellor’s voice today.  Rachel Reeves has taken over the key City transport artery to share the news of a freeze to rail fares – the first in 30 years.  In a message read out over the tannoy periodically throughout Monday, Reeves opens with: “Testing, [...]

    Rachel Reeves
  • The government doesn’t trust Sadiq Khan to run London’s trains

    Opinion

    The Labour government is handing control of London’s suburban rail to Great British Rail instead of TfL because they’ve seen how badly Sadiq Khan has mismanaged the tube, says Thomas Turrell GBR – Great British Rail. You’ve heard of it, you’ve probably seen the Union flag livery it’s going to be coated in, and you’re [...]

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  • Trainline calls for better delay repay after passengers lose out on £80m

    January 30, 2026

    London listed ticketing app Trainline has launched a new campaign urging the government to improve delay repay compensation after consumers lost out on millions. Rail passengers are missing out on an estimated £80m in compensation for journeys each year, with the “bureaucratic and inconsistent claims” process being too frustrating for passengers to navigate while preventing [...]

  • South Western Railway performance nosedives after nationalisation

    October 2, 2025

    Performance at South Western Railway has plummeted in the months since it became the first network to be brought under state ownership, piling fresh scrutiny on the government’s nationalisation drive just days after it announced the lines that will be taken public next. Delays and cancellations both rose sharply over the three months after it [...]

  • Here’s how to make sure Great British Railways stays on track

    July 29, 2025

    If Labour must steam ahead with its plan to renationalise the railways, there’s a few things it must do to make it a success, says Emma Revell One of the least surprising and most ideologically consistent aspects of Labour’s first year in office has been the impetus behind Great British Railways. The new body, which [...]

  • Great British Railways risk repeating British Rail mistakes

    July 28, 2025

    Plans for the government’s flagship rail reform body, Great British Railways (GBR), risk reviving the failings of the past if urgent changes aren’t made, a leading think tank has warned. A new report from the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) cautions that the structure of GBR could stifle innovation, reduce accountability, and discourage competition, particularly [...]

  • Trainline shares tumble as further rail ticketing plans unveiled

    February 19, 2025

    Trainline shares tumbled almost nine per cent on Wednesday as the government unveiled more details on how sweeping railway reforms will impact the ticketing sector. Great British Railway (GBR), the arms-length body that will oversee the UK’s railway system, is set to bring together individual train operator’s onto a single website. The Department for Transport [...]

  • Trainline on track for European expansion as state-backed rival nears

    January 28, 2025

    The boss of Trainline has outlined his European expansion plans as the online ticket giant faces government-backed competition at home.

  • UK train ticket reform is long overdue, but we need smart data to power it

    January 24, 2025

    Buying a train tickets shouldn't feel like getting out of a labyrinth. Utilising data in transport, like Manchester, could revolutionise our railways, writes Nigel Shadbolt.

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