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Network Rail
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Network Rail launches one of its biggest recruitment drives on Scotland’s railways
Network Rail are hiring at a time when Scotland's railways are undergoing a period of enhancement unmatched since the Victorian era. -
Network Rail reveal £4.1bn of spending but ORR calls for more work before CP6
Network Rail has hailed record investments in the UK network but the ORR claims more work needs to be done before next April. -
Network Rail opens up competition for £5bn worth of track upgrades
Contractors are being sought for a trio of Network Rail upgrades over the next 10 years due to start in 2019. -
Network Rail predicts to procure £2.2bn over next 10 years as it streamlines process
Network Rail has developed new technology in the hope of encouraging more SMEs to bid for a range of services over the coming years. -
Rail regulator calls for Network Rail to spend additional £1bn on railway upgrades
The Office of Rail and Road has responding to Network Rail's five-year spending plan by identifying an extra £1bn needed to replace worn out assets. -
Network Rail announce successor to chief executive Mark Carne
Network Rail has appointed Andrew Haines as its new chief executive who will start in early autumn, following a period of handover. -
Milestone journey completed as first electric train pulls into Blackpool
The first electric train to and from Blackpool has been a success following 22 weeks of major upgrading work. -
Balfour Beatty nets five-year £50m contract for Network Rail repair work
A five-year deal will see Balfour Beatty carry out repair work for Network Rail from London to Penzance. -
Network Rail reveals new £46m train depot in Wigan as part of investment project
Network Rail has announced the new rail depot in Wigan as part of a multi-billion pound package of improvements in the North. -
ACE slams rail regulator for "ridiculous" CP6 consultation timeframe
The Association for Consultancy and Engineering has criticised the Office for Rail and Road for not providing enough time for parties to respond on CP6 spending.